This document provides instructions for customizing incident groups, near miss groups, safety observation groups, location classifications, and estimated risk types in an incident management system. It describes checking and editing existing standard examples, and defining additional custom entries if needed. A unique key must be assigned to each new entry defined.
This document provides instructions for customizing incident groups, near miss groups, safety observation groups, location classifications, and estimated risk types in an incident management system. It describes checking and editing existing standard examples, and defining additional custom entries if needed. A unique key must be assigned to each new entry defined.
This document provides instructions for customizing incident groups, near miss groups, safety observation groups, location classifications, and estimated risk types in an incident management system. It describes checking and editing existing standard examples, and defining additional custom entries if needed. A unique key must be assigned to each new entry defined.
Use In this Customizing activity, you can define additional incident groups. Depending on the data you enter during the initial recording step for the incident record, the system automatically classifies incidents according to groups, such as Release. You can change this classification during the review and completion step. If you assign an incident group delivered with the standard system, the system modifies the user interface to either reveal relevant or hide irrelevant incident parameters. If you assign a customer-specified group, this will have no effect on the user interface. Standard settings The standard system is delivered with examples. Activities 1. Check the existing examples and adapt them as required. 2. If necessary, define additional entries. A unique key must be assigned to each entry.
Specify Near Miss Groups
Use In this Customizing activity, you can define additional near miss groups. You can use near miss groups to classify near misses, either during the initial recording step or during the review and completion step for incident records. Standard settings The standard system is delivered with examples. Activities 1. Check the existing examples and adapt them as required. 2. If necessary, define additional entries. A unique key must be assigned to each entry.
Specify Safety Observation Groups
Use In this Customizing activity, you can define additional safety observation groups. You can use safety observation groups to classify safety observations, either during the initial recording step or during the review and completion step for incident records. Standard settings The standard system is delivered with examples. Activities 1. Check the existing examples and adapt them as required. 2. If necessary, define additional entries. A unique key must be assigned to each entry.
Specify Location Classifications
Use In this Customizing activity, you can define the location classifications. During the initial recording step for the incident record, you can enter a location classification which describes where the incident occurred. Standard settings The standard system is delivered with examples. Activities 1. Check the existing examples and adapt them as required. If you want the system to display a value on the user interface automatically, you can select the Default checkbox for the corresponding entry. 2. If necessary, define additional entries. A unique key must be assigned to each entry.
Specify Location Classifications
Use In this Customizing activity, you can define the location classifications. During the initial recording step for the incident record, you can enter a location classification which describes where the incident occurred. Standard settings The standard system is delivered with examples. Activities 1. Check the existing examples and adapt them as required. If you want the system to display a value on the user interface automatically, you can select the Default checkbox for the corresponding entry. 2. If necessary, define additional entries. A unique key must be assigned to each entry.
Specify Estimated Risk Types
Use In this Customizing activity, you can define estimated risk types for near misses and safety observations. Standard settings The standard system is delivered with examples. Activities 1. Check the existing examples and adapt them as required. If you want the system to display a value on the user interface automatically, you can select the Default checkbox for the corresponding entry. 2. If necessary, define additional entries. A unique key must be assigned to each entry.