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In this tutorial, Michael from First Aid Oz discusses the concepts of duty of care and incident reporting, emphasizing their importance in first aid, especially for those employed or subcontracted in such roles. Duty of care refers to the legal responsibility to ensure the health and safety of others while providing first aid. This includes not only the act of giving first aid but also the obligation to address any potential injuries or medical issues effectively. In situations where someone is injured, the individual providing aid must ensure proper medical attention is administered, whether that involves direct intervention or seeking further assistance.

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WorkSafe has previously advised that the records should include: workers name and occupation or job title. time and date of injury. location at the time of injury. description of how the injury was received. nature of injury and bodily part/s affected. witnesses. nature of first aid treatment given.
Identifying the how, when, where and whom of the incident are important elements of a good report and all companies are most likely to emphasize these marks during the document development.
Useful information to record includes: The date, time and place of the incident. The name and job of the injured or ill person. Details of the injury/illness and what first aid was given.
The date, time and place of the incident. The name and job of the injured or ill person. Details of the injury/illness and what first aid was given. Details about what happened to the person immediately afterwards (e.g. went back to work, went home, went to hospital).
Basic Incident Information the names of any witnesses. the exact location and/or address of the incident. the exact time and date of the occurrence. a detailed and clear description of what exactly happened.
Each event should be recorded and include: Workers name. Date and time of injury. Location and nature of the injury. Description of how the injury occurred. Type or description of first aid treatment given. Time first aid was given. Patients signature. First aid attendants signature.
8 Items to Include in Incident Reports The time and date the incident occurred. Where the incident occurred. A concise but complete description of the incident. A description of the damages that resulted. The names and contact information of all involved parties and witnesses. Pictures of the area and any property damage.
Records made under RIDDOR must be kept for at least 3 years after the date of the accident, similar to accident books, ing to the IRMS.
A major failure or collapse of a structure, equipment, construction support system or excavation. A major release of a hazardous material. Other serious mishap, such as multiple employees requiring first aid treatment.
First aid records must be kept for 3 years for all injuries and illnesses that are reported or treated.

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