Inspection Report Activity
Inspection Report Activity
Inspection Report Activity
Overview:
This report outlines the inspection results for containers 41 through 60, prepared for shipment to Disney
World in Bay Lake, Florida. Each container's contents were verified for completeness and readiness for
reassembly.
Inspection Results:
Recommendations:
Next Steps:
Please address the noted discrepancies and confirm when the missing items have been resolved. I will
proceed with the inspection of the next set of containers once the adjustments are completed.
Signature:
[Your Name]
Team Lead, Canada Motion Cinema
Inspection Report
Fecha: 20 de noviembre de 2024
Hora: 10:00 AM
Lugar: Sitio de Construcción, Proyecto ABC
Inspector: Juan Pérez
Elementos inspeccionados:
1. Equipo de protección personal (EPP)
Observaciones adicionales:
El arnés de seguridad debe reponerse antes del 25 de noviembre.
Las líneas de vida deben instalarse antes de iniciar actividades en altura.
Incident Report
Fecha: 19 de noviembre de 2024
Hora: 3:45 PM
Lugar: Planta de Producción, Línea 2
Reportado por: Ana Gómez
Personas involucradas:
1. Carlos Rodríguez (afectado).
2. Ana Gómez (testigo).
Causas probables:
Falta de limpieza inmediata en el área.
No se colocó una señal de advertencia sobre el piso resbaloso.
Recomendaciones:
1. Capacitar al personal sobre el protocolo para limpiar derrames.
2. Colocar señales de advertencia en áreas resbalosas inmediatamente.
Accident Report
United Water
103 Wilson Avenue
Manalapan Township NJ 07726
(732)-446-5102
On January 17, 2018 at 7:05 a.m., the morning crew was doing their rounds when they heard a
noise coming out of the water treatment plant’s decommissioned outflow pipe. When they
arrived at the site, they discovered there was someone in the pipe and called 911. The county
police dispatcher notified the fire department, paramedics, and confined space rescue units.
Ken Genieczko, assistant fire chief and incident commander and his crew, along with the
confined space rescue unit used cameras to find the victim. They began by disassembling the 20-
inch overflow pipe one piece at a time until they found the victim 10-feet down at the bottom of
the pipe.
The victim, employee John Andrews, was alert and talking with the rescue crew. Genieczko
explained to Andrews how to put on the harness so they could pull him from the pipe.
He was extracted at 10:58 am and the paramedics took over and transported Andrews to Johnson
Medical Center in New Brunswick. At this time Andrews is stable but has suffered a head injury.
Rich Henning will be reviewing the security cameras to get the facts on this incident.
My concerns and recommendations for the staff here at United Water are
Thank you all for your continued hard work. Please put your and your co-workers’ safety first.
Sincerely,
Jim