The Importance of Learning from Incidents

Accident investigation is a crucial component of an effective health and safety management system. By learning from incidents and near misses, organizations can identify the root causes of accidents, implement corrective measures, and prevent future occurrences. In this article, we will discuss the importance of accident investigation and how organizations can use the findings to improve their safety performance.

1. Identifying Root Causes

The primary goal of accident investigation is to determine the root causes of an incident, rather than simply identifying the immediate factors that contributed to the event. By understanding the underlying

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