Simplifying MORT for supervisors

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      <subfield code="a">The accident investigation process and procedure is an extremely important component of an effective hazards management program. This is especially true if the purpose of the accident investigation is to determine the causes of the incident and the appropriate corrective actions to prevent a recurrence. This article discusses a comprehensive method of accident investigation and causal analysis that should be used by managers, safety professionals, and supervisors</subfield>
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