GWO Requirements for Training Providers
often have multiple root causes. Root cause: The absence of best practice or the failure to apply knowledge that would have prevented the problem or mitigated the consequences. The following requirements apply when reporting incidents: 3. Reporting an incident and significant near-miss incident Any incident or significant near-miss incident must be reported to GWO at the email address incident@globalwindsafety.org including, as a minimum, the information stated in the initial report example within seven days of occurrence. An example of the initial report with the minimum level of information needed is attached in annex 4.1. 4. Reporting a significant incident Any significant incident must be reported to GWO at the email address incident@globalwindsafety.org with an initial report within 24 hours of occurrence . Any significant incident shall lead to an immediate stop of training delivery for that module, including any training planned for the following days. Should the immediate cause of the incident affect not only the module in question but other modules as well, all GWO training shall be put on hold. Training cannot be resumed until written confirmation has been provided by GWO on this matter. A complete report must be submitted to GWO within seven days of the incident . An example of the complete report with the minimum level of information needed is attached in annex 4.2. GWO has the right to review the complete report within ten business days after receiving the report, and to request any further information that is deemed to be relevant. The review is a qualitative assessment of the investigation’s findings, the root cause analysis and the corrective actions.
5. References and recommended guidance List of references
Reference
Link
https://www.osha.gov/recordkeeping/
OSHA, record-keeping criteria
GLOBAL WIND ORGANISATION www.globalwindsafety.org
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