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F. Mechanism of Incident ClassificationGROUP 8MENTAL STRESS (continued)86 Other mental stress factorsIncludes:! dietary or deficiency diseases (Bulimia, Anorexia)87 Work-related harassment and/or workplace bullyingIncludes:! victim of repetitive assault and/or threatened assault by a work colleague orcolleagues! repetitive verbal harassment, threats, and abuse from a work colleague orcolleaguesExcludes:! victim of assault or threatened assault by a person or persons other than workcolleagues (code to 82)! victim of single act of assault or threatened assault by work colleague/s (code to82)! verbal threats, abuse by a person or persons other than work colleagues (code to82)! assault where physical injuries are more serious than stress (code to 29)! sexual or racial harassment (code to 88)88 Other harassmentIncludes:! victim of sexual or racial harassment by a person or persons including workcolleague/sExcludes:! threatened assault by person or persons other than work colleagues (code to 82)! single act of threatened assault by work colleagues (code to 82)! repetitive threatened assault by work colleagues (code to 87)! workplace bullying (code to 87)164 National Occupational Health and Safety Commission
F. Mechanism of Incident ClassificationGROUP 9OTHER AND UNSPECIFIED MECHANISMS OF INCIDENTUse this group to code mechanisms not classifiable to other groups.This group contains three ‘special’ codes for events (rather than mechanisms) that are to beused before other codes. These are codes 91, 92 and 93.91 Slide or cave-inIncludes:! earth, rock, stone or grain fall! mining cave-ins! mud slides, avalanches! trench collapseExcludes:! person sliding down a bank (code in Group 0)92 Vehicle incidentA vehicle is a means of transport by rail, road, water or air. Examples are trains, cars,trucks, boats, aircraft, bikes, forklifts, tractors, cranes etcThis code is to be used for any incident involving a vehicle where the most seriousinjury is sustained as a DIRECT RESULT of that incident and where the vehicle islikely to have been a significant contributory factor. See ‘Vehicle Incidents’ in SectionB. Coding Guidelines for further information.Includes:! any incident on a private road, farm, mine site or footpath involving a vehiclewhere the most serious injury is sustained as a result of that incident! vehicle catching on fire after incident! any incident in a factory, mine or carpark involving a fall from a moving vehicle! non-collision vehicle incidents caused by movement related to actions of thevehicle operator, whether appropriate or inappropriateExcludes:! pedestrian struck by a vehicle (code in Group 2)! pedestrian striking against a vehicle (code to 11 or 12)! non-collision vehicle incidents caused by movement related to external factors, orwhere the vehicle was not moving (code to other appropriate Mechanism)93 RolloverIncludes:! rollovers involving any piece of mobile, mechanical equipment such as tractors,forklifts and construction vehiclesExcludes:! rollovers involving normal road vehicles such as cars, trucks and buses (code to92)Type of Occurrence Classification System 3 rd Edition 165
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CONTENTSA. INTRODUCTION 1B. CODING
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