Near miss events reveal hazards that could have resulted in injury, but did not, calling attention to opportunities for safety interventions at an earlier point in the process than can be ...

Bernard Borg’s research suggests that for every reported injury, 30 near-miss events have occurred leading to that injury. This data is conservative when compared to studies conducted by Frank ...

For reporting purposes, the project defines a near-miss event "as an unintentional unsafe occurrence that could have resulted in an injury, fatality, or property damage. Only a fortunate break in the ...

To conduct the narrative text analysis, a computer algorithm using Fuzzy and Naïve Bayesian models was used to predict the precipitating and the proximal mechanism for injury or near-miss events ...

In fact, while using the search tool on the Near Miss Web site, I found that out of 955 reports filed under the classification fire emergency event: structure fire, vehicle fire, wildland fire ...

Which includes information such as the date, time, and location where the Near Miss occurred along with a description of the events leading up to and following the near miss. When filling out the form ...

The Criticality of Near Misses Don't ignore them. A near miss is a free lesson in proactive risk management -- a crystal ball. By Gary W. Helmer Aug 01, 2008 ...

National Fire Fighter Near Miss Reporting System’s Support for the 2011 Safety WeekDon’t forget to go to the National Firefighter Near Miss Reporting System for number of exceptional training ...

The Rail Accident Investigation Branch (RAIB) said that on 9 August a steam locomotive moved unexpectedly while it was being ...