Keywords: health and safety, accident reporting, accident recording, workplace accidents, writing wrongs,

Know how: reporting and recording techniques

Jocelyn Dorrell | Feature | HSW
07.04.2008

It might be easy to see accident reporting as another bit of red tape that ticks an administrative box and is only of interest to the pedantic safety or HR manager. But the truth is your accident book may be of interest to many people, including claims solicitors and judges.

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