Classification systems, incident investigation

AVhen developing an incident investigation management system, it is important to define common terms and classifications. Several incident categories can be used to develop a classification system. Classification has two main purposes ... 

From many companies perspectives, classification by severity is the most common classification system used to establish when to investigate an incident and who should be on a team. The main disadvantage with using severity alone to establish team membership is that it does not consider the potential loss from the occurrence, such as that with a high potential incident. In addition, the complexity of the system involved should also be used to determine team composition as more complex systems might require a larger team to understand the data. 

Instructions Review each classification statement to determine if it is TRUE or FALSE for the incident investigation finding in question. Any statement that is answered with FALSE presents a causal path and an associated management system improvement opportunity. 

The failure that belongs to this classification is "failure to learn from near misses and from accidents" [3]. The occurrence of this failure can be prevented by putting in place an appropriately designed system for investigating accidents, identifying key lessons, and learning lessons from near misses, incidents, and accidents, with actions such as follows [3] ... 

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