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INCIDENT/ACCIDENT REPORTING POLICY Reviewed: October 2017 Next Review Date: October 2018 Related Documents: Safeguarding & Child Protection, First Aid, Health & Safety Policies 1. BACKGROUND Some

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1. Start by gathering all the necessary information regarding the incident or accident, such as the date, time, location, and individuals involved.
2. Clearly outline the description of the incident or accident, including the specific details of what happened and any contributing factors.
3. Provide a section for witness statements or testimonies, if applicable.
4. Include any photographs, videos, or other supporting evidence that may be relevant to the incident or accident.
5. Outline the steps that need to be taken immediately following the incident or accident, such as contacting emergency services or notifying supervisors.
6. Include a section for documenting any injuries sustained or damage caused as a result of the incident or accident.
7. Provide a space for the individuals involved to acknowledge and sign the report, indicating that they have accurately provided all the necessary information.
8. Clearly communicate the reporting procedure and ensure all employees are aware of their responsibilities in reporting incidents or accidents.
9. Keep a copy of the incident/accident reporting policy on file and make it easily accessible to all relevant personnel.
10. Regularly review and update the policy as necessary to ensure it remains relevant and effective.

Who needs incidentaccident reporting policy?

1. Every organization or company, regardless of size or industry, should have an incident/accident reporting policy in place.
2. It is essential for employers, employees, and supervisors to understand their responsibilities in reporting and documenting any incidents or accidents that occur.
3. Having a clear and standardized reporting policy ensures that incidents or accidents are properly documented, investigated, and appropriate actions are taken to prevent future occurrences.
4. Additionally, having a reporting policy helps organizations comply with legal and regulatory requirements related to workplace safety and incident reporting.

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What is incident/accident reporting policy?

Incident/accident reporting policy is a set of guidelines and procedures that outline how to report any incidents or accidents that occur within an organization.

Who is required to file incident/accident reporting policy?

All employees, contractors, and visitors are usually required to file incident/accident reporting policy.

How to fill out incident/accident reporting policy?

To fill out incident/accident reporting policy, individuals typically need to provide details about the incident or accident, including date, time, location, description, and any witnesses.

What is the purpose of incident/accident reporting policy?

The purpose of incident/accident reporting policy is to ensure that all incidents and accidents are documented properly, investigate thoroughly, and take appropriate actions to prevent future occurrences.

What information must be reported on incident/accident reporting policy?

Information that must be reported on incident/accident reporting policy includes date, time, location, description of the incident or accident, names of individuals involved, and any witnesses.