Accident Reporting

Aims

• To provide a thorough assessment of your existing accident control measures , followed up with detailed recommendations.
• To look at Social Security Regulations 1979 where it states that employers must establish a system to ensure that all workplace accidents are reported.
• The reporting of the Injuries Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 1995 which defines which accidents must be reported by the employer to the health & safety executive.
• Introduction - Why the need for training?
• The Social Security Regulations 1979
• Injuries Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 1995
• What is R.I.D.D.O.R.?
• How much does an accident cost you?
• How to recorded and investigated accidents
• The need for an accident book, how often it is reviewed and who by
• Accidents/Incidents reported to the HSE, and needs to do it
• How to help prevent accidents and injuries
• Hazards and risks
• Checks and inspections

What Do I Bring?

• Theory only

What Do I Get?

Upon successful completion of the course, a 5 year licence