Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 2013 (RIDDOR)
Aims:
To explain the requirements of RIDDOR 2013, which applies to all work activities in Great Britain, including the offshore oil and gas industry.
Who will benefit from this course:
All employers, the self-employed, and persons in control of work premises, who must report certain work-related accidents, diseases and dangerous occurrences to the HSE.
Course Modules:
- Introduction – (5 mins)
- Reportable Incidents – (15 mins)
- Notification & Reporting – (10 mins)
- Reporting a Fatality – (5 mins)
- Reporting Cases of Disease – (5 mins)
- Reporting Gas Incidents – (5 mins)
- Making & Keeping Records – (5 mins)
- Self Test – (10 mins)
30 questions covering each of the previous 7 modules. Results are stored for later retrieval by training supervisors
The average course completion time is:
one hour.
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