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Incident

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BOS-PRD-0302.900801

Version 04. Original date: 05/06/2012. Version date: 31/12/2014. Valid version only on QMS site.Uncontrolled document when printed.

Procedure prepared by: BOS QHSE Coordinators. Approved by: BOS QHSES Manager. Validated by: BOS Quality Representative

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The following Matrix identifies incident levels and related investigation resource requirements:

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1

First Aid Injury First Aid Injury

Slight effect

<10 litres

Slight effect

<10 litres

Slight damage

<10K€

Slight damage

<10K€

Slight negative

impact

Slight negative

impact

1 hour delay 1 hour delay

2

Medical

Treatment,

Restricted Work

Injury

Medical

Treatment,

Restricted Work

Injury

Minor effect

10 - 100 litres

Minor effect

10 - 100 litres

Minor damage

10K€ - <100K€

Minor damage

10K€ - <100K€

Minor negative

impact

Minor negative

impact

1-12 hours

delay

1-12 hours

delay

3

Lost Work Injury

or Partial

Disability

Lost Work Injury

or Partial

Disability

Moderate effect

100 - 500 litres

Moderate effect

100 - 500 litres

Moderate

damage

100K€ - 500K€

Moderate

damage

100K€ - 500K€

Moderate

negative impact

Moderate

negative impact

12-48 hours

delay

12-48 hours

delay

4

Permanent

Disability or

Fatality

Permanent

Disability or

Fatality

Major effect

500 - 1000 litres

Major effect

500 - 1000 litres

Major damage

500K€ -

1000K€

Major damage

500K€ -

1000K€

Major negative

impact

Major negative

impact

48 hours - 7

days delay

48 hours - 7

days delay

5

More than 1

Fatality

More than 1

Fatality

Massive effect

>1000 litres

Massive effect

>1000 litres

Massive

damage

>1000K€

Massive

damage

>1000K€

Massive

negative impact

Massive

negative impact

More than 7

days delay

More than 7

days delay

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Incident with

Real Severity

equal to or greater than 2 require investigation.

Incident with a

Potential Severity.

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Incident in

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Within BOURBON, 3 incident investigation learning levels are established:

Basic

: Awareness of methods, knowledge of vocabulary (part of safety induction). This is in-house training

and is part of all

employees’

familiarization training.

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: Internal training facilitated by an approved external trainer and training programme. It will:

x

Acquire a deeper knowledge and understanding of incident causes;

x

Enable to make incident investigation/root cause finding;

x

Enable to facilitate corrective/preventive action and use risk assessment;

x

Enable to participate in the investigation process during major incidents.

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