What is an IR?

What is an IR?

• A. Infraction Report
• B. Incident Record
• C. Internal Review
• D. Infusion Report

Answer: (A)

An Infraction Report is the formal record created when someone violates a policy or safety procedure. It documents what happened, where and when it occurred, who was involved, the specific infraction, and any immediate actions taken. This kind of report helps supervisors track noncompliance, spot patterns, and drive corrective actions or retraining to prevent recurrence. An Incident Record would describe a general event or accident, not specifically a rule violation; an Internal Review is a review process that may lead to findings, not the standard document used to capture a violation; Infusion Report isn’t relevant to gas operations.

An Infraction Report is the formal record created when someone violates a policy or safety procedure. It documents what happened, where and when it occurred, who was involved, the specific infraction, and any immediate actions taken. This kind of report helps supervisors track noncompliance, spot patterns, and drive corrective actions or retraining to prevent recurrence.

An Incident Record would describe a general event or accident, not specifically a rule violation; an Internal Review is a review process that may lead to findings, not the standard document used to capture a violation; Infusion Report isn’t relevant to gas operations.