RIDDOR Awareness

About Course

When things go wrong at work, some incidents must be reported to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) by law. This course explains the Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 2013 (RIDDOR): what must be reported, who reports it, the deadlines and what records to keep.

It is ideal for managers, supervisors, health and safety representatives and anyone who records or investigates workplace incidents.

The course ends with a timed assessment. You need 80% to pass and can review every answer when you finish.

What Will You Learn?

  • What RIDDOR is and why it matters Who is responsible for reporting Which injuries, diseases and dangerous occurrences are reportable Reporting deadlines and how to report What records you must keep

Course Content

Understanding RIDDOR
What the regulations are and who they apply to.

  • What is RIDDOR?
  • Who is responsible for reporting?

What Must Be Reported
The types of incident covered by RIDDOR.

Reporting and Records
How, when and what to record.

Sources & Further Reading
The official guidance this course is based on.

Final Assessment
A timed assessment to check your understanding.

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