D&S IFCA employees must report any accident incident or near miss. D&SIFCA has Health and Safety procedures and policies in place as well as risk assessments for its work. These can be accessed on the company server and on the members area of its website and have been shared with all employees. This IAuditor reporting system does not replace the D&SIFCA Accident record system in place. Employees must complete an accident record when back to their office work environment. If necessary the H&S Duty holder will investigate the accident incident and near miss.
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Title Page
Name of the person reporting the accident
Date of Accident
Time of accident
Where did the accident / incident/ near miss happen?
Details of the accident, incident or near miss
Who was present at the time of the accident?
How did the accident happen? Give details of the events and the cause?
Who was involved in the accident?
Occupation of the person involved in the accident
Was the person involved in the accident injured? If so what was the injury?
Were any of D&S IFCA assets damaged? If so give details
Sarah Clark
D&S IFCA Accident, Incident & Near Miss Reporting
D&S IFCA employees must report any accident incident or near miss. D&SIFCA has Health and Safety procedures and policies in place as well as risk assessments for its work. These can be accessed on the company server and on the members area of its website and have been shared with all employees. This IAuditor reporting system does not replace the D&SIFCA Accident record system in place. Employees must complete an accident record when back to their office work environment. If necessary the H&S Duty holder will investigate the accident incident and near miss.
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