PRIOR PROPER PLANNING · 7 P's

NEAR MISS REPORT

YOU WON'T BE PUNISHED FOR THIS
  • Honest reports help us protect each other. That's the whole point.
  • We don't track who reports the most. No leaderboard, no points, no employee-of-the-month nonsense.
  • Names stay confidential — Reese only. Not your boss, not the crew, not dispatch.
  • Want to stay anonymous? Leave the reporter section blank. Done.
PROTECTED BY OSHA §11(c) — RETALIATION FOR REPORTING IS A FEDERAL VIOLATION

Catch It Before It Catches Us

A near miss is something that almost went wrong but didn't. Equipment that nearly failed. A drop that missed someone by a foot. A wrong assumption you caught in time. The next person might not be as lucky — that's why we want to know.

WHEN & WHERE
WHAT ALMOST HAPPENED

Be honest. This drives priority.

CONTRIBUTING FACTORS

Pick all that apply. No blame — just observations. This is how we spot patterns.

▸ THE INTEL — WHAT WOULD PREVENT THIS NEXT TIME?
This is the part Reese reads. Even one sentence helps. "Better lighting." "Add a backup spotter." "Replace the worn strap." Whatever you'd tell the next person before they walked up.
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