Accidents are unplanned.
An accident
is the final event in an unplanned process that results
in injury(ies) to any vulnerable individual and possibly property
damage (s). It is the final result or effect of a number of surface and root
causes.
An "event,"
occurs when one "actor" (one person/thing) performs an
"action" (does something).A person or thing (equipment, tools,
materials, etc.) will do something that results in a change of state. An
accident may be the result of many factors (simultaneous, interconnected,
cross-linked events) that have interacted in some dynamic way.
Accidents
and Incidents
Workplace
accidents are part of a broad group of events or occurrences leading to a
physical or psychological injury. Workplace incidents adversely affect the
completion of a task but do not result in an employee's injury(ies).
The Common sense excuse for accidents infers
the employee is "the problem." To prevent accidents, an employee
must work more safely. Thinking that accidents are due to a lack of common sense which
results in short-term fixes that are inefficient, ineffective, and in the long
run more expensive to implement and maintain.
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