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Reporting Accidents at Work

By David Cant | Published October 16, 2012

The law for reporting accidents and incidents and keeping adequate records is known as the Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations, or RIDDOR for short.  Under this law it is necessary to report and record incidents such as: Deaths that are work related Serious injuries Industrial disease diagnosis Any occurrences that are considered… Read the Full Post

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