OSH Security Practice Test

Which of the following are examples of questions that WOULD NOT need to be answered in an incident report/notebook?

1. Was there any damage to people/property?

2. Where did the incident occur?

3. Who was involved?

4. What the appropriate ban length should be for the trespassing infraction committed?

The correct answer is: What the appropriate ban length should be for the trespassing infraction committed?

The correct focus for an incident report or notebook is to document details pertinent to the event itself, such as damage, location, and individuals involved. The first three aspects directly relate to the incident and provide essential information for understanding the circumstances surrounding it. In contrast, addressing the appropriate ban length for a trespassing infraction falls outside the immediate scope of incident documentation. This aspect pertains more to the consequences or disciplinary measures following an incident rather than the incident details themselves. It involves considerations of policy, precedents, and potential legal implications that are typically analyzed separately after the incident is recorded. Thus, the appropriate analysis and decision-making regarding ban lengths would come later in the process, after the primary incident documentation is completed.