NG1 recap on S4 on S5

What is the primary purpose of incident investigation?

• To identify causes and prevent recurrence
• To reduce insurance premiums
• To fulfill legal requirements only
• To assign blame

Which of the following is NOT considered a type of incident?

• Dangerous occurrence
• Near-miss
• Safety inspection
• Accident

What factor should be considered when determining the level of investigation needed?

• The number of witnesses available
• The day of the week the incident occurred
• The company's stock price
• The risks associated with the event

Which step in the basic investigation procedure involves gathering factual information?

• Step 1
• Step 2
• Step 4
• Step 3

When interviewing witnesses, why is it generally better to avoid 'why' questions?

• They provide irrelevant information
• They are too complex
• They are not allowed in investigations
• They can make people feel blamed

Which of the following is an example of an underlying/root cause in an incident?

• Lack of employee training
• A missing machine guard
• A spilled liquid on the floor
• An employee not wearing PPE

In the forklift truck accident example, which is an immediate cause?

• Failure to secure the pallet
• Poor driver induction
• No refresher training
• Lack of segregation of vehicles and pedestrians

What is a key consideration when planning remedial actions for underlying causes?

• They may need prioritization due to complexity
• They can be implemented immediately
• They require no additional cost
• They only affect one department

Which of the following is NOT typically included in an incident investigation report?

• Witness statements
• Personal opinions of the investigator
• Date, time & location of incident
• Details of the injured person

What is a potential barrier to incident reporting in an organization?

• Clear organizational policy
• Blame culture
• Simple reporting procedures
• Minimal paperwork