7. Figure 17-1 Postincident introspection is normal but may lead to inattentiveness and injury .
8. Figure 17-2 Calling a huddle before incident cleanup is the best opportunity to remind firefighters of lingering injury threats
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15. Figure 17-3 The ISO should make a point of checking in with crews to get a sense of their perspective of the incident.
16. Figure 17-4 Quick incident documentation is essential. The ISO perspective and documentation improve the quality of a postincident analysis.
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18. Figure 17-5 The accident triangle shows that, for every one serious injury, there are thirty minor injuries and more than six hundred close calls. Close calls should also be investigated.
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21. Figure 17-6 Accident investigation is actually the discovery and linking of the accident chain.
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25. Figure 17-7 The occurrence of a serious injury on the incident scene presents the ISO with many issues and concerns.
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27. Figure 17-8 The ISO should support an accident investigation with many witness reports.
28. Figure 17-9 Protective equipment and other physical equipment need to be retained, marked, tagged, and identified.
29. Figure 17-10 Years of documentation may have to be reviewed to reconstruct an accident cause.
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