Nearmiss : any incident that could have caused an injury, damage to property or production loss is circumstances were slightly different. / unsafe act : An action of a person that can lead to an injury, damage to property or production loss. / unsafe condition : A condition that may lead to an injury, damage to property or production loss.

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Nearmiss, unsafe act, and unsafe condition are all potential hazards that can lead to injury, damage to property, or production loss.

Nearmiss refers to an incident that could have caused harm if circumstances were slightly different.
Unsafe act is an action by a person that can lead to harm.
Unsafe condition is a situation that may lead to harm.
Examples of nearmiss include a worker almost falling from a height, a machine malfunction that could have caused an injury, or a chemical spill that was contained before it caused harm.
Examples of unsafe acts include not wearing personal protective equipment, using equipment improperly, or horseplay in the workplace.
Examples of unsafe conditions include poor lighting, cluttered workspaces, or faulty equipment.

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