Accident Reporting Procedures for Supervisors and Managers

Introduction

Supervisors and Managers have significant responsibilities under present health and safety legislation of accident prevention Responsibility for safety and the lack of reporting of accidents by management will open them to criminal prosecution if they neglect their responsibility for the safety of themselves and of others. All levels of management need to be fully aware of how this affects them.

Aims

This one day workshop will provide delegates with a clear insight into the key aspects of health and safety in the workplace and a full appreciation of current health and safety legislation. Thus presenting them with the means to promote a safer working environment and the reduction of accidents.

Objectives

By the end of the course delegates will be able to:

• Understand the Three Book Method of reporting Accidents
• RIDDOR
• Form F258
• Demonstrate a basic knowledge and understanding of health & safety law and their responsibilities under relevant statutory provision.
• Identify the common causes of injury and ill health associated with their workplace and work activities.
• Undertake preventative measures to eliminate or minimize the effects of accidents and risks associated with their occupations
• Understand the importance and application of the safety organization within their company.

The Course Covers

• Reporting of Accidents
• General Safety & Health
• Principles of accident prevention
• Health & Safety law
• Unsafe Acts - Unsafe Conditions

Course Duration

One day

Certification

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