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Accident Reporting System By:- Manish Dubey

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Accident Reporting System

By:-

Manish Dubey

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Introduction :-

The purpose of the accident reporting is to document the

exact details of the occurrence while they are fresh in the

minds of those who witnessed the event. This information

may be useful in the future when dealing with liability issues

stemming from the accident.

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Statutory Provisions :-

1. Section 88 of M.P. Factories Act, 1948 – Notice of

certain Accidents.

2. Rule 108 of M.P. Factories Rules, 1962 – Notification

of Accidents and Dangerous Occurrences.

3. Rule 119 of M.P. Factories Rules, 1962 – Register of

Accidents and Dangerous Occurrences (Form No. 31).

4. Form No. 22 – Notice of accident or Dangerous Occurrences Resulting in Death or Bodily Injury.

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Definition:-

Accident :-

An unfortunate incident that happens

unexpectedly and unintentionally, typically resulting in

damage or injury.

Based on severity of injury Accidents are

of three types:-

(a) Major :- Injury and property damage.

(b) Minor :- Injury and not property damage or

no Injury and property damage.

(c) Near Miss :- No property damage and no injury.

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Reporting :-

Giving a spoken or written account of

something that one has observed, heard, done, or

investigated.

Based on this there are two types of

accidents:-

(a) Reportable :- by reason of which the person injured

is prevented from working for a period of 48 hours or

more immediately following the accident.

(b) Non-Reportable :- All accidents other than reportable accidents.

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Following are the some examples of such types of

Reportable Accidents:-

a) Collapse or failure of a crane, hoist or other

appliances used in raising or lowering persons or

goods, or any part thereof, or the overturning of a crane.

b) Explosion of receiver or container used for the

storage at a pressure greater than atmospheric

pressure of any gas or gases (including air) or any liquid

or solid resulting from the compression of gas.

c) Collapse or subsidence of any floor, gallery, roof,

chimney, wall or building forming part of a factory or within the compound of the factory.

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Procedure of Reporting :- 1. When any accident which results in the death of any person

or which result in such bodily injury to any person as is likely to

cause his death, or any dangerous occurrence, by reason of

which the person injured is prevented from working for a

period of 48 hours or more immediately following the accident,

the manager of factory shall forthwith send a notice thereof by

telephone, telegram or special messenger to the inspector and chief inspector.

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2. When any accident or any dangerous occurrence,

which result in the death of any person or which result

in such bodily injury to any person as is likely to cause

his death, takes place in a factory, notice shall also be

sent to:-

a) the District Magistrate or Sub-Divisional Officer.

b) the officer in charge of the nearest Police station, and

c) the relatives of injured person, as notified by him to the manager.

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3. The notice so given shall be confirmed by the

manager of the factory to the above mentioned

authorities within 12 hours of the occurrence by sending

to them a written report in prescribed form:-

a) Form no. 22, in case of bodily injury.

b) Form no. 23, in case of fire or explosion.

c) Form no. 24, in case of any dangerous occurrence.

Form no. 22 shall also be submitted separately for each

person in addition with Form no. 23 and Form no. 24, if there are bodily injuries.

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4. When any accident or dangerous occurrence, takes

place in a factory and it causes bodily injury to any

person as to prevent the person injured from working for

a period of 48 hours or more immediately following the

accident or the dangerous occurrence, as the case may

be, the manager of the factory shall send a report

thereof to the inspector in form no. 22 within 24 hours after the expiry of 48 hours from the time of accident.

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5. If in case of an accident or dangerous occurrence,

death occurred of any person injured by accident or

dangerous occurrence, after the notices and reports

made above, the manger of the factory shall forthwith

send notice thereof by telephone, telegram or special

messenger to the authorities and persons mentioned

and also have this information confirmed within 12 hours of death.

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6. If the period of the disability from working hours or

more, does not occur immediately following the

accident, but later on, or occurs in more than one spell,

the report shall be sent to the inspector in the

prescribed form no. 22 within 24 hours immediately

following the occurrence when the actual period of

disability from working resulting from the accident becomes 48 hours.

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7. When a notice given relates to an accident causing

death, the authority to whom the notice is sent shall

make an inquiry into the occurrence within one month of

the receipt of the notice or, if such authority is not the

inspector, cause the inspector to make an inquiry within the one period.

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Form 22

Notice of accident or Dangerous Occurrences Resulting

in Death or Bodily Injury

1. Name of Occupier (for factory) :

2. Address of works :

3. Nature of Industry :

4. Branch or Departments and exact place where the

accident or dangerous occurrence happened :

5. Injured person’s name and address :

6. (a) Sex :

(b) Age :

(c) Occupation of injured person :

7. Date or hour of accident or dangerous occurrence :

8. Hour at which he started work on day of accident of

dangerous occurrence :

9. (a) Cause or nature of accident or dangerous occurrence :

(b) if caused by machine :

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(i) Give name of the machine or he part causing the

accident or dangerous occurrence :

(ii) State whether it was moved by mechanical power at

that time :

c) State exactly what injured person was doing at that

time :

10. Nature or extent of injuries (e.g. Fatal loss of figure,

fracture of leg, scratch followed by sepsis) :

11. If accident or dangerous occurrence is not Fatal state

whether injured person who disabled for 48 hours or more :

12. Name of the Medical Officer in attendance on injured

person :

I certify to the best of my knowledge and belief, the above

particulars are correct in every respect.

Signature of Occupier or Manager

Date of dispatch or report

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Note : To be completed in legible hand writing or preferably

type written.

(This space to be completed by Inspector of Factories)

District ……………………….

Date of receipt ………………………….

Number of Accidents or Dangerous Occurrences

……………………………….

Industry No. …………………………….

Causation No. ………………………………

Sex (Man / Woman / Boy / Girl)

Other particulars, e.g.

(fatal / leg injury / arm injury / etc.)

Date of investigation ……………………….

Result of investigation …………………….

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Form 31 Register of Accidents and Dangerous Occurrences Name of Factory …………………….Place …………………………District……………………. Name of

injured person (if any)

Date of accident or Dangerous

occurrence

Date of report (in Form 12) to

Inspector

Nature of accident or Dangerous

occurrence

Date of return of injured person to

work

(1) (2)

(3) (4) (5)

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Number of days injured person was absent from

Average rate of days

Whether disablement in permanent or

temporary

Compensation Paid if any

Remark

(6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

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Reference

1) Factories Act, 1948 with M.P./C.G. Factories Rules, 1962

by R.N. Vyas – India Publishing Co. 2) Fundamentals of Industrial Safety and Health – Dr. K.U.

Mistry – Siddharth Prakashan

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Manish Dubey

[email protected], [email protected]

University of Petroleum and Energy Studies