An Incident Investigation Procedure for use in Industry By Rob Storbakken

The purpose of the study is to develop an effective incident investigation procedure that may be utilized by Company XYZ as a valuable tool to reduce and prevent losses from occurring. In order to accomplish this, a review of pertinent literature was conducted along with first hand participation in incident investigations at a Minnesota manufacturing facility. By reviewing the literature related to incident investigations and identifying shortcomings in the existing procedure, recommendations were provided to ensure the incident investigation procedure will be a valuable tool to reduce and prevent losses.

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