The RIDDOR Act of 2013

Name: The RIDDOR Act of 2013
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This free online labour law course explains how the UK’s RIDDOR Act of 2013 protects health and safety in the workplace.

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In this free course, you will learn how to:

Discuss the components of an accident report
Discuss the conditions under which cancers can be reported
State the responsibility of the stakeholders in providing a secure work environment
Identify the causes and treatment approaches of various occupational dangers
Identify the parties responsible for reporting specific significant workplace accidents according to RIDDOR
Categorise workplace accidents
Identify the categories of events that must be reported to the Office of Road and Rail (ORR)
Recall the list of injuries mentioned in rule four of RIDDOR 2013
Explain the most common reason for fractured fingers, forearms and hands
Describe the conditions that often necessitate amputation of a limb
Summarise the properties of RIDDOR Regulation 8
Explain how to create an incident/accident report

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