Description
Accident Books Range
QZ9310PMI -
- Complies with the data protection act 1998
- Perforated sheets
- GDPR Compliant
- RIDDOR
- 16 Pages
- Size A5
SFA-3202 -
- Workplace Accident Book for keeping record of accidents
- Provides a quick and easy system for recording accidents in the workplace
- Perforated forms allow easy removal of individual records
- Complies with all requirements of the Social Security Administration Act 1992 and Data Protection Act 2018 (GDPR)
- Space to record a total of 26 incidents
- Size A5
REL-999 -
- Mandatory requirement for workplaces
- Data protection compliant
- Clear instructions on use
- Guidance included for record keeping
- 40 Pages
- Size A4
SFA-3200 -
- Workplace Accident Book for keeping record of accidents
- Provides a quick and easy system for recording accidents in the workplace
- Perforated forms allow easy removal of individual records
- Meets requirements of the Social Security Administration Act and GDPR
- Contains space to record up to 53 incidents
- Size A4
SFA-Q3201 -
- HSE-compliant pupil accident record book
- Quick and easy system for recording accidents in schools or colleges
- User friendly text and clear instructions showing employees how to prevent accidents and injury
- Enables compliance with Data Protection Act
- Space to hold up to 50 records
- Size A4
JXSABPP -
- School Accident Report duplicate book for keeping a detailed account of pupils/students accidents & illnesses. A copy can be sent out to parents whilst keeping a duplicate copy in the book.
- Featuring No Carbon Required (NCR) paper for consistent copies
- Perforated for easy removal on left hand edge whilst bottom copy remains in the book. Bound with tape for a traditional finish.
- Made in the UK
- 40 sets per book
- Handy size of 210mm x 99mm
- For reference only - sold in singles, case quantity is 75 books.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is an accident book a legal requirement in the UK?
While not mandated to be specifically book format, the UK legal framework does require employers to document work-related accidents and injuries, regardless of the number of employees. The book format simply makes the recording process easier and more organised.
What should be recorded in an accident book?
When recording in an accident book, it is crucial to note the injured person's details, date/time/location of the incident, injury description, and cause of the injury. If someone else reported the incident, their details should also be noted.
How long should accident records be retained?
Legally speaking, records of injuries and illness must be kept for at least 3 years. However, it is good practice to keep them for longer than 3 years, sometimes even up to six years, as this can protect or help in the case of legal claims. However, for accidents involving those under 18, such as school students, injury and illness records should be kept until three years after they turn 18.
Do you offer accident books for schools?
The JXSABPP1 is your best choice for school accident books, as these are made for educational settings and contain duplicate pages for record-keeping and issued copies for parents.
Are your accident books compatible with first aid kits?
These accident books are made to complement a first aid kit, as when aiding to a person's injury, after they are treated it is important to record the details while the knowledge and specifications are fresh.
Do you offer additional health and safety resources?
We also supply an excellent health and safety poster to reinforce safety protocols and awareness within your workplace.
If you have any further questions about this product feel free to ask a question in our customer question box below, or contact our sales team.
