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For managing an incident

and accident

1

. The Club (or Contest/Display Director of an event)

should advise the MAAA Secretary immediately

when an incident or accident has occurred. This

can be done 24/7 via email

secretary@maaa.asn. au

or via phone (07 3207 9067) (leave a phone

message after hours).

2.

The Club (or Contest/Display Director of an event)

should obtain a MAAA Incident Report form and

MAAA Incident Investigation form available from

the MAAA website

www.maaa.asn.au/forms

.

These forms should be completed with witness

statements, photos, plans, maps and any other

documentation considered necessary. Too much

information is better than not enough.

3.

The Club (or Contest/Display Director of an event)

should investigate and identify corrective actions

to minimise the possibility of the accident/

incident reoccurring. The club should complete

a MAAA Incident Report form and MAAA Incident

Investigation forms and send the completed

forms to the MAAA Secretary. It is important that

the Club (or Contest/Display Director of an event)

includes recommended corrective actions in the

appropriate section of the Investigation Report

to assist the MAAA Executive in considering ‘close

out’ of the incident.

4.

The MAAA Secretary will send the Incidents

Report and the Investigation Report to the MAAA

executive and the state associations receive a

copy. Where there is a potential insurance claim,

the MAAA secretary will also forward the reports

to the insurance broker to advise the insurance

company of an accident/incident and the

potential of a claim.

5.

The MAAA Executive will review at the next

executive meeting all new Incident Reports and

Investigation Reports and make a decision about

closing the incident/accident.

6.

The MAAA office communicates with the member

and club about the decision and course of action

that needs to be taken. Following the completion

or closing of an accident, clubs are expected to

implement and enforce the agreed effective risk

management strategies to reduce the possibility

of the accident reoccurring.

7.

Once the incident is closed, a summary is than

placed on a 12-month rotational table within the

executive minutes which are circulated to all

state associations.

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