REPORT AND ANALYSIS WORK-RELATED INCIDENT/ACCIDENT AND OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE



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E - 0001 REPORT AND ANALYSIS WORK-RELATED INCIDENT/ACCIDENT AND OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY DEPARTMENT 2155 Guy Street, suite 301, Montreal (QC) H3H 2R9 Tel.: 514 934-1934 ext. 42385 (Reception) Fax: 514 934-8073 sstohs@muhc.mcgill.ca DM-3454 (REV 2010/10/25)

Summary of Instructions This form must be completed by MUHC employees for all work-related incidents or accidents, and occupational diseases. DEFINITIONS INCIDENT: THE EMPLOYEE S OBLIGATION IS TO IMMEDIATELY INFORM HIS OR HER SUPERVISOR OF THE EVENT AND TO COMPLETE THE INCIDENT / ACCIDENT REPORT (PAGE 1 SECTION A, B, C, D) WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF THE SUPERVISOR. THE SUPERVISOR ENSURES A FOLLOW-UP OF THE EVENT AND COMPLETES PAGE 2 ANALYSIS OF THE CAUSES OF THE INCIDENT / ACCIDENT AND PLAN OF ACTION. PROCEDURE An unforeseen and sudden event that, in other circumstances, could have consequences such as injury to a hospital worker or to property damages. ACCIDENT: An unforeseen and sudden event that occurred in the workplace, for which the consequences include injury to a hospital worker or to property damages. ONCE PAGE 1 SECTIONS A, B, C, AND D ARE COMPLETED THE REPORT MUST BE SIGNED BY THE EMPLOYEE AND THE SUPERVISOR WHO WILL THEN FORWARD THE DOC- UMENT AS FOLLOWS: The white copy must be sent to the department of Occupational Health and Safety within 24 hours of the event. The yellow copy remains with the employee. The pink copy is for the supervisor. IF THE EMPLOYEE CANNOT BE PRESENT FOR MEDI- CAL REASONS, THE SUPERVISOR MAY COMPLETE THE REPORT TO THE BEST OF HIS ABILITIES AND FOLLOW THROUGH USING THE SAME PROCEDURE. THE EMPLOYEE S VERSION MAY BE RECEIVED AT A LATER DATE AND ANNEXED TO THE ANALYSIS OF THE CAUSES OF THE INCIDENT / ACCIDENT AND PLAN OF ACTION SECTION, PAGE 2. WITH THE PREVENTION OF SIMILAR CASES BEING THE OBJECTIVE, THE SUPERVISOR HAS THE OBLIGA- TION TO FOLLOW-UP ON THE EVENT AND TO COM- PLETE PAGE 2, ANALYSIS OF THE CAUSES OF THE INCIDENT / ACCIDENT AND PLAN OF ACTION. THE INFORMATION MUST BE SIGNED AND SENT TO THE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY DEPARTMENT WITHIN 5 DAYS OF THE EVENT. SECTION A (PAGE 1/3) IDENTIFICATION : COMPLETE PERSONAL INFORMATION SECTION B DATE OF EVENT: INDICATE THE DATE AND PRECISE TIME THE EVENT TOOK PLACE WORK SHIFT: INDICATE THE SHIFT AS WRITTEN ON THE WORK SCHEDULE NATURE OF INJURY Allergic reaction Anxiety, stress Burn Conjunctivitis Cut, laceration, wound Discal hernia Fracture Inflammation, swelling Injury or trauma Intoxication Pain Perforation, prick Strain, sprain, tear Superficial contusion Viral infection INJURED BODY PART Head Eye Chest Nose Mouth Neck Arm Back: Elbow Cervical Hand Dorsocervical Ankle Knee Dorsal Foot Dorsolumbar Lumbar Coccyx Shoulder Respiratory system CAUSE OF INJURY Chemical products Containers Floors, hallways, surfaces, structures Furniture Infectious or parasitic agent Medical or surgical instruments Person other than injured worker Tools, instruments and materials TYPE OF CONTACT Aggression by patient, visitor Allergic reaction Climbing up or down stairs Contact with infectious agent Cut, scratch, burn Fall Hit or crushed by object Lifting or dropping something heavy Prick, bite Repositioning patient in bed/chair Slip on surface, trip Transferring patient from chair/bed EXECUTED TASKS(S) The employee indicates exactly what tasks he was doing at the moment of the incident / accident (ex. cutting vegetables, helping patient to ) FREQUENCY OF EXECUTED TASKS(S) Define the frequency (ex. ten times/hour, once/day, once/month ) SECTION C DESCRIBE THE INCIDENT / ACCIDENT WITH THE MOST OBJECTIVITY POSSIBLE BY AVOIDING PERSONAL COMMENTS OR HASTY CONCLUSIONS (Employee s version of the event answering the following questions: Who, What, When, Where and How). SECTION D STATE YOUR SUGGESTIONS TO HELP AVOID SIMILAR ACCIDENTAL EVENTS FROM RECURRING. ANALYSIS OF THE CAUSES OF THE INCIDENT / ACCIDENT (PAGE 2/3) Indicate the immediate causes in the left side of the table and establish the associated fundamental causes. The key to success is to ask why until the fundamental causes are established for each of the immediate causes. This step will also facilitate the elaboration of the corrective measures and the plan of action. PLAN OF ACTION Please indicate all corrective measures taken and applied in order to correct the immediate causes. When possible, the corrective measures should aim to eliminate the fundamental causes and establish a new course of action. IF YOU NEED ANY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, PLEASE DO NOT HESITATE TO CONTACT THE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY DEPARTMENT. PLEASE NOTE : IN ORDER TO SIMPLIFY THE TEXT, THE MASCULINE INCLUDES THE FEMININE.

Occupational Health and Safety Work-Related Incident / Accident and Occupational Disease Report A) Identification of Injured Employee Family Name Job Title Given Name at Birth Department Name Employee No. Work Ext. No. Home Tel. No. Cell Tel. No. E-mail Address Hospital Site B) Identification of the incident / accident Date of Event Time Date Declared Time Declared to : Y Y Y Y M M D D : AM Y Y Y Y M M D D : AM Work Shift (hr) From : To : PM : Overtime Yes No : PM No. of consecutive days worked : Extension: Nature of injury : Injured body part : Right Left Cause of injury : Type of contact : Task being done at the moment of the event : Front Back Frequency of task executed by the worker : Witness(es) Exact location where the event took place : Telephone number(s) Consequences of the Event Work shift completed? Yes No If no, specify : Loss of time? Yes No If yes, specify : Sought medical attention? Yes No If yes, specify where : Injury to anyone else? Yes No If yes, specify : Property damages? Yes No If yes, specify : Risk still present? Yes No If yes, specify : C) Description of the incident / accident Employee s version of the event answering the following questions: WHO; WHAT; WHEN; WHERE; HOW? (Be detailed and objective). If applicable, indicate site of pain or of injury Use additional sheets as required. D) What are your suggestions to help avoid similar accidental events from reccurring? EMPLOYEE IMMEDIATE SUPERVISOR Name : Name : Signature : Signature : CONTINUED ON THE BACK u Date : Extension : Date : Extension : uu IMPORTANT: THE IMMEDIATE SUPERVISOR SENDS THE REPORT ACCORDING TO THE ESTABLISHED PROCEDURES FROM THE SUMMARY OF INSTRUCTIONS tt WHITE COPY - Send to Occupational Health and Safety within 24 hours of the event. YELLOW COPY - Employee PINK COPY - Supervisor Page 1/3

u u TO BE COMPLETED BY IMMEDIATE SUPERVISOR tt Name of employee Date of the Event Y Y Y Y / M M / D D Incident / Accident Cause Analysis Immediate Causes (Please complete the appropriate sections) Fundamental Causes (All immediate causes originating from one or more FUNDAMENTAL CAUSES) >> Describe each cause while asking the question why << 1 PROCEDURES What may have contributed to the deficiency? (ex. lack of preventative care, inadequate Were procedures created for a secure use, were these known and were they repairs, inadequate criteria of purchase, wrongful standard of use). PLEASE DESCRIBE. followed? PLEASE DESCRIBE. 2 EQUIPMENT/MATERIALS What led to this deficiency? (ex. problems with preventative or reparative maintenance, Was the equipment defective, inappropriate, unguarded? PLEASE DESCRIBE. purchasing criteria, handling/use policies). PLEASE DESCRIBE. 3 WORKPLACE CONDITIONS Why were these conditions present? (ex. absence of standards, inadequate inspection of What are the conditions that may have contributed to the event? (ex. congestion, inadequate protective equipment). PLEASE DESCRIBE. environment). PLEASE DESCRIBE. 4 PEOPLE FACTORS What may have contributed to this unsafe behaviour? (ex. lack of training/orientation, Was the employee aware of the procedures, was he or she attentive? PLEASE DESCRIBE. inadequate sensitivity to health and safety matters). PLEASE DESCRIBE. 5 TIME What contributed to these factors? (ex. inadequate organization of chores, lack of personnel). Was the employee rushing to complete the task in the allotted time? Was he affected by variations to his work shifts? PLEASE DESCRIBE. PLEASE DESCRIBE. 1 Plan of Action The goals of the corrective measures are to eliminate the fundamental causes that provoked the incident / accident. Corrective measure(s) taken/ to be taken By whom Date completed Y Y Y Y / M M / D D Comments (if not completed, please indicate why) 2 3 4 5 SUPERVISOR Name : Date : Extension : RESERVED FOR OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY DEPARTMENT Prevention Sector SISST Attendance Management Sector uu IMPORTANT: THE IMMEDIATE SUPERVISOR MUST SEND THE COMPLETED FORM BASED ON THE SUMMARY OF INSTRUCTIONS. tt Page 2/3

You may use this page for a rough draft or to draw a diagram of the incident / accident site. 0.25 inches Page 3/3