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 Near Miss

A near miss is an incident that could have caused harm but didn't. Reporting near misses helps organizations:


1. Identify potential hazards ⚠

2. Improve safety protocols 🛠

3. Reduce future accidents 📉

4. Foster a proactive safety culture 🛡


Speak Up, Save Lives

Don't keep it to yourself! Report near misses and contribute to a safer environment. 🗣❤‍🩹🏥




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