What is NOT included in the recommended sections of an investigation report?

The inclusion of details on non-involved personnel is not a standard part of an investigation report. An effective investigation report should focus on the specifics of the incident itself and the factors that contributed to it, including a thorough identification of root causes, witness accounts, and a detailed description of the incident. These elements are crucial for understanding what happened, why it happened, and how to prevent similar occurrences in the future.

In contrast, documenting non-involved personnel does not typically provide significant value to the analysis and corrective actions required following an incident. Including extraneous information could detract from the report's primary purpose, which is to analyze the incident effectively and enhance safety measures.