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RIDDOR
What needs to be reported?
Who needs to make the report?
Who to make the report to?
How to report a death or major injury
How to report an over three-day injury
How to report a disease
Keeping records of accidents
Keeping records of accidents for social security purposes
How to report a dangerous occurrence

RIDDOR

Record and report an accident, incident or near miss

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Who to make the report to?

You must report accidents at work to the relevant enforcing authority. There are two ways of doing this. You can:

  • report to the Incident Contact Centre
  • report directly to your relevant enforcing authority

Reporting to the Incident Contact Centre

You can make your report to the Incident Contact Centre in a number of ways:

  • by telephone on Tel: 0845 300 9923
  • by fax on Tel: 0845 300 9924
  • by email at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
  • by post to Incident Contact Centre, Caerphilly Business Park, Caerphilly CF83 3GG

Reporting directly to your enforcing authority

You can make your report direct to your enforcing authority:

  • by telephone to your local HSE office or local authority
  • by post

Who is my enforcing authority

If you employ people, you will have registered your business with the relevant enforcing authority, (for further information see our guide on how to register for health and safety). This will be either the HSE or your local authority, depending on the business that you are in.

If you are unsure who your enforcing authority is, telephone the HSE Infoline or your nearest HSE local office for advice.

Businesses in Northern Ireland should report to the Health and Safety Executive Northern Ireland (HSENI).



 
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