Accident or Dangerous Incident Report Form The Trust is committed to visitor safety at all its sites. Finding out about accidents or incidents, and learning from them will help the Trust to manage visitor safety effectively. To report an accident or dangerous incident which has occurred on a Trust site or was connected to Trust activities, please complete this form and return to carolinedavison@norfarchtrust.org.uk 1 About you Name: Telephone number: Email address: (please check your email is correct as we will send an acknowledgement of receipt via this address) Status: (e.g. Employee/Member of the Public/Volunteer) 2 About the incident On what date did the incident happen? At what time did the incident happen? (Please use 24 hour clock) Where did the incident happen? (Please tell us the site address, and also exactly where on the site the incident took place. Please provide a photo or sketch plan where possible) Please describe the incident: (Please include as much details as possible for example, the weather, equipment being used, other people involved) 1 3 About the injured person If no-one was injured please insert ‘not applicable’ and go to Section 5 If more than one person was injured please provide the information requested for each person What is their full name? What is their home address and postcode? How old are they? Are they male or female? Was the injured person (please tick): A member of the public A volunteer at the site Self-employed and at work An employee working on the site Other (please state) Continue on next page……. 2 4 About the injury a) Did the injury result in a death? Yes No b) If No, was the injury to a worker/volunteer? Yes No (if ‘No’ please go to part (e) of this question) c) If the injury was to a worker/volunteer, was the injury one of these in the list below? (please tick): fractures, other than to fingers, thumbs and toes amputations any injury likely to lead to permanent loss of sight or reduction in sight any crush injury to the head or torso causing damage to the brain or internal organs serious burns (including scalding) which: covers more than 10% of the body causes significant damage to the eyes, respiratory system or other vital organs any scalping requiring hospital treatment any loss of consciousness caused by head injury or asphyxia any other injury arising from working in an enclosed space which: lead to hypothermia or heat-induced illness required resuscitation or admittance to hospital for more than 24 hours d) Did the injury prevent a worker/volunteer from carrying out their routine work for more than 7 days? Yes No OR e) Was the injury to a member of the public who was taken directly to hospital? Yes No Please describe the injury: 3 5 Witnesses (Please complete this info if you have the contact details of other witnesses to the incident – if there were more than two witnesses please add information as appropriate) Witness 1 Name: Witness 2 Name Address/Phone no: Address/Phone no: Status: (e.g. Employer/Passer-by/Family member) Status: Thank you for completing this form. Please send it to carolinedavison@norfarchtrust.org.uk Office use only Witness 1: Written statement: Y/N Electronic file reference: Severity: Witness 2: Y/N Near-miss / Minor / Significant / Serious Action taken to prevent recurrence: Health and safety report Action: Accident report received.......................................... Recorded (on computer).......................................... Investigated (date/by)............................................... RIDDOR reported (date)........................................... RIDDOR reported (method)...................................... Signature: Date: Date: Last update 22.05.15CD 4