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SAFETY |
INCIDENT STATISTICS |
An organisation's safety performance is dependent on the robustness of incident investigation, classification and reporting. |
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All incidents, including near misses, must be reported & investigated |
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Line management must be trained in incident investigation and must lead all investigations. Safety professionals to facilitate, support and advise |
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The purpose of investigation is to unearth and fix the root (systemic) cause and not blaming anyone |
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All incidents, including near misses, must be reported & investigated |
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Incident Reporting |
Project Parivartan has led to increased transparency in reporting of incidents. We have recorded 5,000 incidence reports in FY15 compared to just 731 in FY12. 90% of these incidents are low-potential near miss incidents. |
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Near Misses |
In FY14, 54% of reported incidents were Near Miss Incidents (NMI), whereas in FY15, 89% of reported incidents were NMI. Near miss1 reporting has shown improvement in Formulations units, API units and Biologics, while IDPO and CPS have scope for improvement. |
1 - A 'near miss' is any incident or emergency which did not result in an injury. |
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