Hazard reporting and near miss reporting
Reporting hazards and near misses is an important part of keeping our campus safe. A near miss is an event that could have caused injury, damage, or disruption—but didn’t. By reporting these incidents, we can prevent future accidents and keep everyone safe.
Step by Step instructions
Step 1: Recognize the hazard
Stay alert and take note of any situation that could have led to harm.
Step 2: Report promptly
Use the Near Miss Reporting System to document the incident.
Step 3: Provide details
Include important information such as location, time, and a brief description of what happened.
Step 4: Submit your report
Ensure all fields are completed and submit your report.
Step 5: Follow up
Safety teams will review and implement necessary precautions.
Related questions
What is considered a near miss?
A near miss is an event that almost caused harm but did not result in injury or damage.
Where do I submit a near miss report?
You can submit your report through the Near Miss Reporting System.
What happens after I report?
Safety teams review reports and take action to prevent future incidents.
Resources and links
Conclusion and next steps
By reporting near misses, you help create a safer campus for everyone. Always stay aware and proactive. If an injury occurs, notify a First Aid Attendant immediately for assistance and proper documentation.