Understanding RIDDOR and Your Reporting Obligations

    RIDDOR (Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations) requires employers to report certain workplace incidents to the HSE.

    What Must Be Reported?

    • Deaths - Any work-related death
    • Specified injuries - Fractures, amputations, crush injuries, etc.
    • Over-7-day injuries - Incapacitation for more than 7 days
    • Occupational diseases - Certain diagnosed conditions
    • Dangerous occurrences - Near-misses that could have caused harm

    Reporting Deadlines

    • Deaths and specified injuries - Report immediately (within 10 days)
    • Over-7-day injuries - Report within 15 days
    • Occupational diseases - Report as soon as diagnosed

    How Accident Book Helps

    Accident Book includes a RIDDOR assessment tool that helps you determine if an incident is reportable and tracks your reporting deadlines.

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