I suffered a loss-of-containment on my utilities at high pressure and temperature. Do I need to report this as a process-related incident?

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No.

Generally, incidents involving materials that are not defined as dangerous substances, such as water, nitrogen or air, are not deemed as process-related incidents.

I suffered a loss-of-containment on my utilities at high pressure and temperature. Do I need to report this as a process-related incident?

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