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RIDDOR is UK legislation introduced in 2013 that requires employers to report and record work-related accidents, injuries, diseases, and dangerous occurrences. It aims to monitor accident trends to improve workplace safety. RIDDOR covers major injuries like fractures, amputations, and loss of sight. It also covers dangerous occurrences such as building collapses and fires that suspend work for over 24 hours. Employers must report diseases like certain poisonings and lung diseases under RIDDOR. The number of workplace accidents has declined 6% since RIDDOR was introduced, showing it has benefited workplace safety in the UK.
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- 1. esented by Adil , Moheeb , Abdi RIDDOR - Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 2013
- 2. INTRODUCTION – RIDDOR ACT 2013 • RIDDOR STANDS FOR “Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations”. • From 1 October 2013 (RIDDOR ) came into force. • This law is required employers, and other people in charge of work premises, to report and keep records of dangerous acts that have occurred. • For example: • Work-related accidents which cause deaths. • Work-related accidents which cause certain serious injuries. • Diagnosed cases of certain industrial diseases. • ‘Dangerous occurrences’ such as (incidents with the potential to cause harm)
- 3. WHY WAS RIDDOR INDROCDUED • It was introduced because for HSE and local authorities to monitor accident trends, identifying how risks arise and investigate serious accidents. • The benefit of this was that it would create a safe working environment for employees and bring down incidents at work for the UK as a whole.
- 4. Riddor - Injuries The following list provides examples of what RIDDOR considers a major injury: • Fracture other than to fingers, thumbs or toes • Amputation • Dislocation of the shoulder, hip, knee or spine • Loss of sight (temporary or permanent) Riddor act covers injury because its vital that employees are protected from anything happening to them at work. These can vary between many scenarios and injury types.
- 5. RIDDOR – DANGEROUS Occurrence The following list provides examples of what RIDDOR considers a dangerous occurrence: • Unintended collapse of any building or structure under construction. • Explosion or fire causing suspension of normal work for over 24 hours • Sudden spillage of flammable liquid, gas or other substances that damage health Dangerous occurrences can be determined by anything from falling objects to spillages and leaks of highly dangerous substances or gases. Riddor covers this to ensure that anything in these acts could protects employees and employers in a work environment.
- 6. RIDDOR – REPORTABLE DISEASES RIDDOR considers a reportable disease: • Certain poisonings • Some skin diseases such as occupational dermatitis or skin cancers • Lung diseases including occupational asthma, or silicosis. Diseases at work are common if you're working in industry. Not having the correct training can cause harmful things to happen to your body. Riddor has highlighted this in act so that employees feel safe working around in hazardous areas.
- 7. REPORTING RESPOSIBILITES Any accidents or incidents must be reported by the responsible person. The responsible person is normally the employer or the person in control of the premises. To help the responsible person carry out their duties, employers need to be given clear guidelines about reporting accidents and cases of ill health to management. THE ACCIDENT BOOK Whenever an accident (no matter how trivial) occurs on a construction site the following details must be entered in the sites accident book: • The injured persons name, address and occupation • The place where the accident happened • The date and time of the accident
- 8. STATISTICS The number of workplace accidents has declined 6% in the four years from 2014/15. DID YOU KNOW? In the 2018/19 reporting year, RIDDOR data shows there were 69,208 company's - reported non-fatal workplace injuries to employees in Great Britain 69 208 NON-FATAL INJURIES
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- 11. CONCLUSION Coming to conclusion RIDDOR legislation had a massive impact in our opinion. This benefited many workplaces and its employees in the UK. As you saw yourself on the statistic side non fatal injuries numbers was good for workplaces having RIDDOR placed. The 6% decline was great too. However they could do better having a wider foot inside workplaces and maybe cover other situations.
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