What classes of MISHAPs are less serious and do not warrant a formal MISHAP Analysis Board?

Class C and Class D mishaps are categorized as less serious incidents that do not necessitate the formation of a formal Mishap Analysis Board. Class C mishaps typically involve minor injuries or property damage that does not exceed a certain threshold. Class D mishaps are often seen as near-misses or incidents that have minimal consequences. In these cases, the nature of the events does not warrant the extensive investigation that a Mishap Analysis Board would conduct, as they are usually manageable and can be addressed through other means, such as reporting and internal reviews. This classification helps streamline the reporting and investigation process, ensuring that more serious incidents receive the attention they require while allowing for quicker resolutions of less critical mishaps.