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Please Help! Template for reporting Workplace Accident and Dangerous Occurrence.

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I urgently need a templete for reporting workplace aciident and dangerous occurrence.

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I am not sure where you are in the world but this may be of interest. It is from the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) website in the UK. Click here
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I am not sure where you are in the world but this may be of interest. It is from the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) website in the UK. Click here
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Can you provide us with some more details about this form?
Is it required to complete this?
Employer, employee responsibilities?

Very interesting.

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Stijloor, I am a bit out of my depth with OHS but I think the employer is required to complete the form following an accident falling under the Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrence Regulations (RIDDOR) 1995 see the HSE website for further (proper) guidance on the matter.
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Don't know if this is helpful, but here goes.
Initially, a database entry is made with:
Date and time occurred:
Incident number assigned to this case:
Supervisor:
Specific location:
Detailed Description
Preliminary Cause
Type of Incident:
Immediate Corrective Action (Completed: No)

Then, the incident is reviewed by our safety committee and cause determined (or verified) and long term actions are determined (counseling, something needs to be fixed, procedures need to be put into place)

Also, at the time the incident is reported there is a drug test performed. Failure to report an incident is cause for dismissal.
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Default Re: Template for reporting Workplace Accident and Dangerous Occurrence.

Steel has it...............All we're talking about is a basic accident report form

Who
What
Where
When
How
Why

Can't get any simpler.
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Dear members,

You have all been very helpful and I will use the uk hse reporting form as a guide and your comments to develop something specific to our needs.
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