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It's a good course that everyone must study
Posted on 13/10/2026
This course introduces the RIDDOR 2013 regulations and explains how workplace accidents, injuries, and occupational diseases should be reported. It helps learners understand reporting responsibilities and promotes safer workplace practices.
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Module 1
Introduction to RIDDOR and Workplace Safety
Module 2
Responsibilities and Reporting Requirements
Module 3
Categories of Reportable Incidents and Injuries
Module 4
Occupational Diseases and Workplace Hazards
Module 5
Major Injuries and Dangerous Occurrences
Module 6
Incident Reporting and Documentation
Module 7
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It's a good course that everyone must study
Posted on 13/10/2026
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The course was straightforward and easy to understand. It covered important topics clearly and I found it really useful for my day-to-day work.
Posted on 04/05/2026

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The course explains the RIDDOR 2013 regulations, including reportable injuries, occupational diseases, dangerous occurrences, employer responsibilities, and how to record and report workplace incidents correctly.
Yes, you will receive a certificate after completing the RIDDOR course, confirming your understanding of workplace incident reporting and safety responsibilities.
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This course is suitable for employers, managers, supervisors, and employees who need to understand how workplace accidents, injuries, and dangerous occurrences should be reported under UK regulations.