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All types of accidents should be investigated in order that they can eventually be prevented. Certainly any accident that involves injury or destruction of property should be evaluated for cause.
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Rasheed Akbar
c. Only Class A, B, and C accidents
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What types of army accidents should be investigated?
All accidents
What types of military accidents should be investigated?
all.
What types of investigations should be investigated?
All types of accidents should be investigated in order that they can eventually be prevented. Certainly any accident that involves injury or destruction of property should be evaluated for cause.
What type's of accidents should be investigated?
Fire
What type of accidents should be investigated?
Fire
What types of accidents should be invesetigated in the army?
All accidents, whether in the Armed Forces, or in Industry), must be investigated under 'Health and Safety' UK regulations.
What type of accident should be investigated?
all accidents
What types of accident should be investigated?
All accident should be investigated.
What class of military accidents should be reported?
As in a civilian factory, all military accidents or potential accidents (near miss) should be written in the Accident Book, and investigated.
What type (s) of accidents should be investigated?
all accidents
What type(s) of accidents should be investigated?
Accidents that result in serious injury, death, significant property damage, or have potential for systemic issues should be investigated. Additionally, accidents that involve high-risk environments, human error, equipment failure, or regulatory violations warrant thorough investigation to prevent future occurrences.
20. What type(s) of accidents should be investigated?
Accidents that result in serious injuries, fatalities, property damage, or have the potential for recurrence should be investigated to identify root causes and prevent future incidents. It is crucial to investigate accidents that occurred as a result of human error, equipment failure, or unsafe working conditions. Major incidents or near-misses should also be thoroughly investigated to understand underlying issues and improve safety measures.
