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PROGRAM MANAGEMENT REVIEW Task 16 Period of Review (JAN-MARCH) 5/26/2016 Hazardous Materials Incident Reporting Presented by Yolanda Y. Braxton, MPA - Data Operations Coordinator PHMSA – Office of Hazardous Materials Safety Southeast Association of Rail Shippers 2017 Spring Meeting March 29, 2017

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PROGRAMMANAGEMENT

REVIEWTask16

PeriodofReview(JAN-MARCH)

5/26/2016

Hazardous MaterialsIncident Reporting

PresentedbyYolandaY.Braxton,MPA- DataOperationsCoordinator

PHMSA– OfficeofHazardousMaterialsSafetySoutheastAssociationofRailShippers2017SpringMeeting

March29,2017

Overview– PHMSAVisionandMission

DOT5800.1IncidentReportOverview

DataOperations– InnovationInMotion

Trends&Statistics

ISO9001:2015

Questions

Agenda

PHMSAMission&Vision

PHMSA’svisionistobecomethemost

innovativetransportationsafetyorganizationinthe

world

PHMSA’smissionistoprotectpeopleandtheenvironmentbyadvancingthesafetransportationofenergyandotherhazardousmaterialsthatareessentialtoourdailylives.

PHMSAMission&Vision

Incidents“Think before you” ship!”

WhatisanIncident?

An unintentional releaseof a hazardous material or discharge of hazardous waste; a cargo tank with a capacity of 1,000 gallons or greater containing any hazardous material that suffers structural damage to the lading retention system; or an undeclared hazardous material.

WhenisaDOT5800.1Formrequired?§ 49 CFR Parts 171-180 requires certain types of incidents

be reported.§ Section 171.15 requires an immediate telephonic report

be filed within 12 hours of certain hazmat incidents.1. Apersoniskilled

2. Injuryrequiringadmittancetothehospital3. Evacuationofgeneralpublicforonehourormore

4. Oneormoremajortransportationarteriesareclosedforonehourormore5. Operationalflightplanisaltered

6. Fire,breakage,spillageinvolvingradioactivematerial7. Fire,breakage,spillageinvolvinganinfectioussubstance

8. Releaseofmarinepollutantinaquantityexceeding450litersforliquidor400kilogramsforsolids

WhenisaDOT5800.1Formrequired?• Section 171.16 requires that a 5800.1 report be submitted

within 30 days of discovery of any of the following:

1. An incident that was reported under 171.15

2. An unintentional release of a hazardous material during transportation

3. Release of a hazardous waste

4. Undeclared shipment with no release is discovered

5. A Specification Cargo Tank 1,000 gallons or greater containing hazardous materials that received structural damage to the lading

retention system and did not have a release.

Howisa5800.1Formfiled?• Paper forms can be submitted via postal mail or email using a fillable

Adobe Acrobat file• Electronic submissions can be submitted via PHMSA’S Website utilizing

the online fillable form or authorized entities using extensible mark-up language (XML) files, which is a set of rules for encoding documents in machine-readable form

WhatDataDoWeCollectViathe5800.1?

w Who,What,Where,andWhenw Characteristicsoftherelease:

• Material• Packaging• HazardCommunication• Handling

w Complianceandnon-compliancew Consequencesw Causation

Whomustcompletethe5800.1Form?

§ If a hazmat incident occurs, any entity in possession of the hazmat during transportation – including loading, unloading and storage incidental to transportation – must report the incident if certain conditions are met.

§ The Entity having physical control of the shipment is responsible for completion and submission of DOT Form 5800.1

• Carrier• Shipper• Facility• Other

•OHMSDataOperationsProcessonaverageabout18,000incidentreportsperyear.• Eachofthesereportsgoes

througharigorousqualitycontrol

process.

•TheNewIncidentReportingSystemwillbuildintothesystembusiness

rulesthatcurrentlyaremanuallymonitored.

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2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015PaperReports 6,949 6,027 5,650 6,499 6,796 5,055OnlineReports 4,861 4,679 4,833 8,649 6,471 4,515XMLReports 3,829 5,053 3,752 5,365 4,844 3,247

Nub

erofInciden

ts

DOT5800.1'sCompletedBySource2010-2015

IncidentReportingProcessing

IncidentReportingProcessingNotSoSimple

Underreporting/MissingInformation

ProjectGoal:ImplementanewReportingSystemwithmodernizedcapabilitiesthatprovidefurther

automationandimprovedefficienciesanduserexperienceforstakeholders

ProjectApproachAgileApproachtoDevelopment10WeekDiscoveryPhase

§Multiplerequirementsvalidationworkingsessions§Conceptdiscussions§GapAnalysis§BaselineRequirementsList§HighLevelDesign§ProjectImplementationPlan

3WeekSprints§Planned15Iterations(cycles)of3weekseach§Identifypriorities,buildplan,implementandtest§Demotoelicitapproval,recommendationsandchanges

ReleaseFY17

Plan

Implement

Test

Demo

StakeholdersImpacted

TheNewIncidentReportingSystembenefitsbothinternalandexternalstakeholders.Internallyitprovidesimprovedprocessflowandautomation.Externallyitprovidesa

betteruserexperience.Allstakeholdersbenefitfromimproveddataquality.

• Multiplereportsforasingleincident

Ø Eliminatetheneedformultiplereportsforasingleincident

• BusinessRuleslimited,leadingtoconflictingdatapoints

Ø BusinessRuleValidationsØ DataQualityImprovements

• LimitedAbilitytoprovidesupportingdocumentation

Ø Fullabilitytouploadsupportingdocumentation

• Abandon/IncompleteReports

Ø Systemgeneratedemailnotification(7,14,21days)

• Lineardataprocessingthatcanleadtobottlenecks

Ø ImprovedProcessFlow

• UserGuidanceisseparatedocument

Ø Built-inGuidanceØ TooltipØ Help– InstructionBooklet

• Compliancewith171.16

Ø Systemgeneratedemailnotification(11monthsafterdateofincident)

Currentvs.FutureReportingCapabilities

Lineardataprocessingthatcanleadtobottlenecks

ImprovedProcessFlow

X X X

Currentvs.Future

Current– UserGuidance

UserGuidanceisaseparatedocument

Future– UserGuidance/ToolTips

Future– BusinessRuleValidation

Future– BusinessRuleValidation

Future– Multiples/Incident

Shipper

Commodity

Package

Future- HardValidationMessage

ClickFix

NewIncidentReportingSystem…ü MAP-21– ITModernization

ü ReduceGovernmentresourcesbydecreasingprocessingtime

ü Alignswithagencystrategicgoals

ü Enforcesdatacorrectnessanddatacompleteness,whileallowinguserstoprovideasmuchinformationaspossible

ü EnhancestheInternalandExternaluserexperiencebysimplifyingtheprocessandimprovingefficiencies

ü IntegrateswithotherPHMSAportalbasedsystems(SpecialPermits,CaseManagement,HIP)

InSummary

• Comprehensive• Intuitive• Modern• Flexible

InSummary

Identify

AssessMonitor

Manage

• Identify keyhazards,riskfactorsandissues

• Monitortoensurecompliance,coursecorrectionandcontinuousimprovement

• Manage theriskthroughimplementationofstrategiesandcommunicationwithstakeholders

• Assess theriskassociatedwitheachfactoranddevelopmitigationstrategies

OnlyselectStateifyouaresearchingforinformationonone

particularstate

Ifyouarenotsearchingforaspecificincident,you

mayenteradaterangetoviewacertainamountofmonths/yearsofdata

Selectoneormoremodesifyouwanttofilteryourresultstoshow

incidentsonly forthatmode.*Note:Toviewallmodes,leavethisfield

blank.

Trends and Statistics

Trends and Statistics

Youcanexport“allfields”orthe“mostrequestedfields”.

Onceexported,resultswillbeexportedtoanExcelspreadsheet.

Incident Report StatisticsAvailable Reports

§ Yearly Incident Summary Reports

• Casualty Classification

• Transportation Phase

• Incidents by Results

• Incidents Cause by Mode

• Incident by Hazard Class

• Incidents by Commodity Rank

• Undeclared Incidents by State

• Bulk Containers

• Incidents by State

• Serious Incidents Map

§ 10 Year Incident Summary Reports

• All Incidents

• Accident/Derailment Incidents

• RAM Incidents

• Waste Incidents

• Serious Incidents (Old definition)

• Serious Incidents (Current definition)

• Undeclared Incidents

• Bulk Incidents

• Non-Bulk Incidents

Incident Report Statistics

Benefits

§ Easy navigation

§ Up-to-date data

§ Graphs that can be changed by individual users

§ Ability to sort columns and filter reports (yearly summary reports only)

§ Ability to download data into Excel, PowerPoint, etc.

§ Map displaying total # of serious incidents by each state

Data Operations Innovation In Motion – Achieving ISO 9001

ISO9001:2015describesthecriteriaforaQualityManagementSystem(QMS)togiveyourorganizationthequalitysystemsthatwillprovidethefoundationtobettercustomersatisfaction,staffmotivationandcontinualimprovement.

ISO9001Provides

STRUCTUREOFISO9001STANDARD

TheelementsoftheISO9001standardarestructuredinaccordancewiththePlan– Do– Check– Actcycletohelptofocusprocessesandobjectivestowarddesired

improvement.

Data OperationsInnovation In Motion – Achieving ISO 9001

PHMSAOHMSDataOperationsisoneoftheFewGovernmentAgenciesVoluntarilyImplementinga

QualityManagementSystem

• ISO-9001 Certification for a Data Operations Quality Management System (QMS) – Standardizes processes and procedures in a

systematic approach– Based on the principles of strong customer

focus, top management engagement, the process approach, and continual improvement.

– QMS targets and minimizes risks related to non-standard procedures & practices, staff competencies, accountability, resource issues, oversight, and quality assurance.

– OHMS expects this effort to improve processing times and efficiencies, resource use, stakeholder satisfaction, and data quality and consistency.

Data Operations Innovation In Motion – Achieving ISO 9001

Data Operations Innovation In Motion – Achieving ISO 9001

Reference Materials – Take Away

Reference Materials – Take Away

Incident Contact Information

§ Hazardous Materials Information Center• 800-647-4922

§ Yolanda Braxton, MPAData Operations CoordinatorOffice of Hazardous Materials Safety Division of Program [email protected]

§ General Email Inquiries• HM [email protected]

Questions