A fuel tank caught fire, and there is no personal injury or loss of life, this event, classified as an accident or incident.?

Question added by Manuel Carniglia , Consulting , Freelance
Date Posted: 2016/04/05

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From the Health and Safety perspective, this event, would be classified as an Incident.

An incident must result in injury or ill health to be classified as an Accident.

because when the fuel tank is on the way the negative charge ars compelled on it due to theae charges the tank cought fire

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