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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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FAT
Fatality
Incident
Breach of Conduct, Collision, Damage to Assets, Damage to the Environment, Personal Injury (BOURBON
and Non BOURBON), Work related Illnesses, Near Miss.
LTI
Lost Time Injury: Any injury or occupational illness that fully prevents a person from performing their
assigned duties on the day after the incident. (Ref. OCIMF)
LW
C
Lost Work Case.
MT
C
Medical Treatment Case: Any injury or occupational illness that involves treatment by a physician or other
registered professional medical personnel, but does not include first aid treatment. (Ref. OCIMF)
Work
R
elated Illness
(
W
R
I
)
Tropical diseases, water contamination, food poisoning
…
Near Miss
An event or sequence of events that did not result in an accident but which, under slightly different
conditions, could have done so.
Pre
v
enti
v
e Actions
Actions taken to prevent incidents
R
ecorda
b
le Incident
LTI, MTC or RWC. (ref OCIMF).
R
oot
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se/Basic
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a
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The most basic cause (or causes) that can reasonably be identified that management has control to fix and
when fixed,
should
prevent or significantly reduce the likelihood or consequenc
es of the problem’s
recurrence.
R
W
C
Restricted Work Case. Any case where the Medical Treatment diagnosis provides for Restricted Work. (Ref.
OCIMF).
S
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ni
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icant Near Miss
An event or condition with the potential to result in a HIGH Impact Incident.
TAP
R
OOT
®
The root cause finding tool used by BOURBON
W
R
I
Work Related Illness.
1 Barrel
= 158.9 litres.
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