Whether you’re an employee seeking guidance on reporting an incident or a manager looking to enhance your understanding of the reporting process, this guide offers valuable insights and practical tips to navigate the complexities of workplace incidents.
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The Incident Reporting Guide is a valuable resource that helps organizations effectively manage and respond to workplace incidents. Whether it’s an injury, near-miss, property damage, or any other type of incident, our comprehensive guide provides step-by-step instructions and best practices to ensure that incidents are properly documented, reported, and investigated. By utilizing this guide, you can enhance workplace safety, identify trends, and implement preventive measures to protect your employees and organization.
Our user-friendly Incident Reporting Guide is designed to simplify the process of reporting workplace incidents. It offers clear guidance on how to document and report incidents, ensuring that all relevant details are captured accurately. Here’s a glimpse of what you can expect from this guide:
Accidents are more serious than incidents. An accident is an unforeseen occurrence that causes severe injury or harm. However, an incident is any unpredicted incident that does not cause major losses or harm.
Among the most prevalent types of incident reports are safety incident reports, which involve harm or mishap.
Unexpected occurrences or circumstances that cause or can cause harm, illness, or damage are reportable incidents.
SafetyIQ allows everyone to easily share what's happening around them.
Whether it's your workers completing their alertness test as they arrive on site, a field worker reporting a near miss, a mobile worker filling out a journey management plan, or your factory floor inspecting the equipment. All of these pieces of information are easily collated in a central platform with our safety software.
SafetyIQ provides complete visibility over your safety processes.
Whether it's tracking the process of training, audits or inspections, viewing your mobile and lone workforce on the User Activity Map, or uncovering incident trends or hazard hotspots.
SafetyIQ gives you a bird's eye view.
You don't need to be tech-savvy to make SafetyIQ work for you.
Switching to SafetyIQ has saved companies valuable time by eliminating their manual processes.