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Eight steps to RIDDOR success

No matter how big or small, accidents must be reported. That’s just the way it is. Even so, knowing what details to include in the report can result in a bout of head scratching.

So let’s protect those hair follicles and your site by getting to grips with RIDDOR. The first thing to know is that failing to notify a Local Authority can attract criminal charges against your company.

To help avoid this, we’ve put together a poster you can use as a reference guide to understanding your responsibilities are as an employer.

RIDDOR: observe and report

Download your free RIDDOR poster and attach to canteen wall

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