00 n
Putting-out fires
Investigation hrs
Immediate staff downtime (e.g. work activity stopped) hrs
Staff time to report and investigate incident
12 hrs
Meetings to discuss incident
12 hrs
Time Spent with HSE Inspector
8 hrs
Consultant's Fees
120 hrs
Assessing/rescheduling work activities hrs
Recovering work/production (including staff costs)
12 hrs
Cleaning up site and disposal of waste, equipment, products, etc.
Bringing work up to standard (e.g. product reworking time/costs) hrs
Repairing any damage/faults
Hiring or purchasing tools, equipment, plant, services, etc.
Loss of product (milk)
950 gallons
2.75 gallon
Action to safeguard future business
Salary costs of replacement workers dys
Lost work-time (people waiting to resume work, delays, reduced productivity, effect's on other people's productivity, etc.)
16 dys
Overtime costs
24 dys
Recruitment costs for new staff
Contract penalties
Reassuring customers
Providing alternative sources of supply for customers
Sanctions and penalties
Compensation...
(HSE Form).
Conclusion
In closing after assessing the damages associated with this spill, it is safe to assume the accident was costly to the organization. It just goes to show how one moment in time can change the course of events for the people involved. Not only is it expensive but also it takes up a lot of time and energy to right the situation. Even with the element of damage control, it is still really difficult for an organization avoid costs like legal representation and other fees the government applies to such accidents. The government does this to recoup costs they incur because of the accident. These fees in turn are applied to public services that aid in learning from such accidents. An organization cannot avoid this kind of trouble but only remedy the situation with monetary compensation. It is not only finances that are lost but clearing up such ramifications can takes months to remedy and this time taken can serve as a lesson for management.
Works Cited
Accident Costs. 13 Jan. 2005 http://www.hse.gov.uk/costs_of_injury/costs_of_injury.asp..
Works Cited
Accident Costs. 13 Jan. 2005 http://www.hse.gov.uk/costs_of_injury/costs_of_injury.asp..
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