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GATEWAY COMPANIES ACCIDENT/INCIDENT INVESTIGATION REPORT INCIDENT CLASSIFICATION Occupational Injury Vehicle Accident Property Damage Other Occupational Illness Catastrophic Product/Material Environmental Fatality Major Property Fire Days Away from Work Serious Tools/Equipment EHS Observation Job Transfer/Restricted Duty Light Company Vehicle Damage Near Miss Medical Treatment Beyond 1st Aid 3rd Party Injury Company Vehicle Loss Loss of Consciousness DESCRIBE THE INCIDENT FACILITY OR INCIDENT ADDRESS: EXACT TIME: DATE: WHAT PART OF EMPLOYEE'S WORKDAY? Entering/Leaving Work During Meal Period Working Overtime Normal Work Activities During Break ATTACHMENTS: Witness Statements Photographs Maps/Drawings DEESCRIBE WHAT HAPPENED (INCLUDE NAMES, EQUIPMENT, TOOLS, MATERIALS, PPE, AND OTHER IMPORTANT DETAILS): Attachment Sheet q EMPLOYEE INFORMATION NAME OF INJURED PERSON/DRIVER SSN DATE OF BIRTH ADDRESS PHONE GENDER MARRIED OR SINGLE/SPOUCES NAME DEPENDANTS/HOW MANY INJURED BODY PART BEFORE? COMPANY DATE OF HIRE YEARS IN JOB JOB TITLE HOURS ON DUTY DAYS WORKED IN A ROW DRUG TEST GIVEN? ALCOHOL TEST GIVEN? Gateway Companies Incident Report Form Page 1

WITNESS/THIRD PARTY INFORMATION NAME RELATIONSHIP TO INCIDENT CONTACT INFORMATION WITNESS STATEMENT TAKEN? You may collect and record a witness's statement by utilizing the Gateway Witness Statement Form NOTIFICATION TO AUTHORITIES/GOVERNMENT AGENCY AGENCY DATE TIME NOTIFIED BY N/A NATURE OF INJURY/ILLNESS PART OF THE BODY AFFECTED (mark all that apply) Abrasion Hearing Loss Amputation Heat Injury Burn (Chemical) Hernia Burn (Heat) Infection Chemical Irritation Insect Bite Cold Injury Laceration Concussion Puncture Contusion Poisoning Crushing Injury Radiation Exposure Dislocation Respiratory Irritation Electrocution Rupture Ergonomic Injury Shock Evisceration Sprain Foreign Body Strain Fracture Other CONTACT TYPE CONTACT WITH Caught Between Overexertion Chemical Radiation Caught In Slip Cold Stationary Equipment Caught On Struck Against Electricity Tool Caught In Struck By Heat Toxic Substance Exposure Trip Moving Equipment Vehicle Fall (Same Level) Other Noise Other Fall (Height) Gateway Companies Incident Report Form Page 2

MEDICAL FACILITY INFORMATION TREATED IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM NAME OF TREATMENT FACILITY NAME OF PHYSICIAN ADDRESS SPILL/RELEASE INFORMATION PRODUCTS CONTAINER TYPE CONTAINER SERIAL NUMBER CAS NUMBER(S) REPORTABLE? PHYSICAL STATE LONGITUDE LATITUDE QUANTITY SPILLED/RELEASED RELEASED TO Water Roadway TYPE OF WORK BEING CARRIED OUT AT TIME OF INCIDENT: Soil Containment Air OBJECT/EQUIPMENT/SUBSTANCE THAT CONTRIBUTED TO THE INCIDENT: ACTION TAKEN: MAP OF SPILL/RELEASE SITE Attachment Sheet Gateway Companies Incident Report Form Page 3

VEHICLE ACCIDENT DETAILS VEHICLE DAMAGE (mark all areas affected) ROAD TYPE TIME OF DAY Gravel Graded Ice/Snow Paved Unimproved DRIVING CONDITIONS Clear Cloudy Dust/Sand Storm Fog/Smoke Ice ACTION OF GATEWAY VEHICLE Backing/Reversing Being Passed Dawn Day Dusk Night Rain Snow Sleet/Hail Other Parked/Stopped Passing Others Forward Motion VEHICLE COLLISION WITH Animal Non-Collision/Rollover Object - Moving Turning Other Vehicle Moving Other Vehicle Stationary Pedestrian VIN NUMBER: Object - Stationary Struck by Other Vehicle VEHICLE USAGE VEHICLE PROPERTY TYPE VEHICLE SPEEDS Personal Personal SPEED 1 (Gateway Vehicle) MPH Business Business SPEED 2 (Other Vehicle) MPH ANY VEHICLE TOWED MOBILE PHONE IN USE? PREVENTABLE? CITATION ISSUED? Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No No MAP OF ACCIDENT SITE Attachment Sheet Gateway Companies Incident Report Form Page 4

EQUIPMENT LOSS/DAMAGE EQUIPMENT LOSS/DAMAGE/STOLEN: IDENTIFICATION NUMBER(S): ESTIMATED COST OF REPAIR/REPLACEMENT: RESPONSIBLE PARTY: TYPE OF WORK BEING CARRIED OUT AT TIME OF INCIDENT: ACTION TAKEN: ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS SUBSTANDARD CONDITIONS: (CHECK ALL THAT APPLY) Lack of or Inadequate Guarding Defective Safety Device Defective Tool or Equipment Hazardous Workstation Layout Unsafe Lighting Unsafe Noise Levels Unsafe Ventilation Lack of or Improper PPE Road Conditions Weather Conditions Poor Housekeeping No Training/Insufficient Training SUBSTANDARD PRACTICES: (CHECK ALL THAT APPLY) Acts of Others Failure to Communicate or Coordinate Failure to Follow Procedure/Policy Operating Without Permission Operating at Unsafe Speeds Making a Safety Device Inoperative Using Defective Equipment Using Equipment in a Unapproved Way Taking a Unsafe Position Improper Lifting Failure to Wear PPE Failure to Use Available Tools/Equipment Horseplay Under the Influence of Alcohol/Drugs PERSONAL FACTORS: (CHECK ALL THAT APPLY) Abuse or Misuse Improper Motivation Inadequate Physical Capacity Inadequate Mental Capacity Lack of Knowledge Lack of Skill Mental Stress Physical Stress Gateway Companies Incident Report Form Page 5

ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS CONTINUED JOB FACTORS: (CHECK ALL THAT APPLY) Excessive Wear and Tear Inadequate Communications Inadequate Engineering Inadequate Leadership or Supervision Inadequate Maintenance Inadequate Purchasing Inadequate Tools/Equipment Inadequate Work Standards HOW CAN FUTURE INCIDENTS BE PREVENTED? WHAT CHANGES ARE SUGGESTED TO PREVENT THIS INCIDENT FROM HAPPENING AGAIN? Stop this activity Guard the hazard Train the employee(s) Train the supervisor(s) Redesign task steps Redesign work station Write new policy/rule Enforce existing policy Inspect for hazard PPE Other WHAT SHOULD BE (OR HAS BEEN) DONE TO CARRY OUT THE SUGGESTION(S) CHECKED ABOVE? Attachment Sheet q INVESTIGATION TEAM Name (Print) Gateway Company Phone Manager/Supervisor Safety Director/EHS Representative Other Team Member Gateway Employee: Gateway Supervisor: Safety Director/Rep: Date: Date: Date: Gateway Companies Incident Report Form Page 6