HEINRICH TRIANGLE

INTRODUCTION TO HENRICH THEORY:

The radio is generally denoted as 1:29:300.There come many hazard in a work place

Some of them are trivial (or) small and you generally do not care for it Every day you manage the hazard without any accident but this hazard has a potential to cause an accident We may escape these hazards without an accident hearly 300 times out of the total 330 Out of 300 times 29 times you may meet with minor injury which also you may not care

But 1 out of 330 times you will have a major accident resulting in a LT injury The situation actually wart to you sufficiently in advanced either to remove the hazard (or)   avoidthe hazard For you they occurrence of major accident is unexpected, unwanted, unintended event with no fault of yours .but you conveniently over looked of number of time you crossed the hazard (300) You event over looked the incident (or) minor injury it had inflicted (or) occur on you almost 29 times These things will not go to your mind at all because they are insignificant or (unwanted) for you The about study was conduct by henriche in about 5.000 incident /accident, he has conducted in the about study that in a unit group of 300 accident of the some kind (or) types and involving the some person 300 events   resulted in near miss /no injury   29 events resulted in incident /minor injury  1 event resulted in a major /LT injury /fatal incident

Conclusions of henrich:

Behind every accident there is cause

 Accidents do not just happen; there are caused

78% to 80% of the accident caused due to UA`s

About 20% of caused due to UC

Majority of the UC`S are either physical (or) mechanical

Moral from henrich theory:

Prevent the near misses and there can be no incident no injury

Prevent the UA`S and UC`S and there can be near misses nor incident /injury

An injury mealy the result of anaccident the seriously (or) the cost of an injury that resulted when an accident occurs is difficult of control

It depends on many uncertain and regulated factors such as

A.    The physical and mental condition of the  person who is involved in the accident

B.    The weight .size and shape of the object causing the injury

C.    The part (position) of the body injury