NEBOSH – Are you the responsible person under RIDDOR?
If there is an accident in your workplace, do you know what you need to do?
As the responsible or competent person in your business you are accountable for meeting the requirements of Health and Safety Law.
This can be daunting and cause potential legal problems if you are not up to speed with current legislation and mandatory requirements for submitting reports under RIDDOR. Questions you should ask yourself are:
- Can I identify a reportable incident?
- What information is required to be recorded?
- What is the timescale for reporting an incident?
- Do I know how to accurately complete and submit a RIDDOR report?
A NEBOSH National General Certificate addresses all these questions and more. Upon completion you will be armed with knowledge to fulfil your obligations to staff and ensure that your business is compliant with Health and Safety Law.
For more details call us on 0845 468 0821, email us or send us an enquiry.
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