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Reporting incidents RIDDOR

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does RIDDOR stand for?

a)

Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations

b)

Reporting of Incidents, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations

c)

Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Operations Regulations

2.

Who is responsible for reporting incidents under RIDDOR?

a)

Employees

b)

Employers and self employed

c)

Clients

d)

Anyone

3.

What types of incidents must be reported under RIDDOR? (Select all that apply)

a)

Work-related accidents causing death

b)

Minor injuries

c)

Diagnosed cases of certain industrial diseases

d)

Dangerous occurrences

4.

How long must an injury incapacitate a worker before it must be reported under RIDDOR?

a)

More than 3 days

b)

More than 7 days

c)

More than 10 days

d)

More than 1 day

5.

What is the main purpose of an inspection following a reportable accident?

a)

To assign blame

b)

To determine the cause and prevent recurrence

c)

To document the incident for insurance purposes

d)

To be able to amend risk assessments

6.

What must employers provide to safety representatives during an inspection?

a)

Financial compensation

b)

Facilities and assistance

c)

Legal advice

d)

A canteen

7.

What is the usual system for recording minor accidents in the workplace?

a)

Accident book

b)

Verbal report

c)

Email notification

d)

Text message

8.

What should be done if a worker is incapacitated for more than three days but less than seven days?

a)

Record in the accident book

b)
Ignore the situation until the worker returns.
c)
Report the worker to HR and ensure they provide a medical certificate.
d)
Notify the worker's supervisor only.
9.

What should be done if a worker is incapacitated for more than three days but less than seven days?

a)

Report to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE)

b)

Keep accurate records in the accident book

c)

No action required

d)

Ask for a medical report

10.

What is the legal framework that supports RIDDOR?

a)

Employment Rights Act 1996

b)

Health and Safety at Work Act 1974

c)

Data Protection Act 2018

d)

Equality act 2011

11.

What should be included in a RIDDOR report? (Select all that apply)

a)

Date and time of the incident

b)

Details of the injured person

c)

Description of the incident

d)

witness statements

12.

What is the role of the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) in relation to RIDDOR?

a)

To offer legal representation

b)

To provide financial support

c)

To enforce the regulations

d)

To look after the employee

13.

What is considered a dangerous occurrence under RIDDOR?

a)

A minor cut or bruise

b)

A near miss that could have caused serious injury

c)

A verbal altercation

14.

What is the consequence of failing to report a RIDDOR incident?


a)

Legal penalties

b)

Verbal warning

c)

No consequence