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Home » Keywords » near-miss reporting

Items Tagged with 'near-miss reporting'

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Study near-misses to improve safety processes

A Shift in Thinking: Study near-misses to improve safety processes

Rachel Bugaris
October 1, 2019

An unplanned event that did not result in injury, illness, or damage, but had the potential to do so — are common but generally underreported. Knowledge is power, and information provided by near-misses is a tool to evaluate and improve safety.


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near miss reporting

How to improve your near miss reporting

Judy Agnew David Uhl
October 1, 2016
Frontline employees will tell you that reporting a significant near miss leads to undesirable consequences for them.
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leadership
From Safety 2016

Leadership tips for frontline supervisors

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Benita Mehta
June 27, 2016
Frontline supervisors are the lynchpin of safety, Judy Agnew said during a session Monday morning on safety leadership. She offers five tips for frontline supervisors to better engage the workforce, which not only improves individual performance but leads to a safe work environment for all.
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risk assessment gaps & biases

Don’t neglect your near-misses

Use Big Data to find risk assessment gaps & biases
Leemann
James E. Leemann Ph.D.
June 1, 2015
One of the great challenges involving near-miss reporting centers on defining what a near-miss really is in the context of the workplace.


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From CPWR-

New worksheets help you rate, improve your worksite safety

October 9, 2014

It’s no secret that when workers and management value safety, there tend to be fewer hazardous work practices on the jobsite. But are safety managers doing all they can to make that happen?


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ISHN Weekly News Round Up

Weekly news round up

May 11, 2013

Overcoming resistance to near-miss reporting: Easily ignored incidents can be key to improving safety performance. Even though a near-miss incident on a job site may cause no injuries or property or equipment damage, it can give a company a heads’ up about a need for early intervention, thereby enabling it to improve its safety performance.


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ASSE

Overcoming resistance to near-miss reporting

Easily ignored incidents can be key to improving safety performance
May 8, 2013

Even though a near-miss incident on a job site may cause no injuries or property or equipment damage, it can give a company a heads’ up about a need for early intervention, thereby enabling it to improve its safety performance. That point is made in Near Miss Reporting – a Missing Link in Safety Culture, a peer-reviewed feature in the May issue of the American Society of Safety Engineers’ (ASSE) journal, Professional Safety.


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