Workplace Safety Essentials
Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 2013 - RIDDOR
Clear, practical training on RIDDOR 2013 reporting duties, helping supervisors and managers recognise reportable incidents and understand how and when to submit reports correctly
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Buy for yourself or your team
- CPD Certification Service
- Certificate Included
- 100% Online
Course Details
- Course Time: Approximately 25 minutes
- Format: Online and self-paced
- Certification: the CPD Certification Service
- Ideal For: staff and managers with workplace incident reporting responsibilities
- Access: Added after confirmed payment
- Assessment: Online course assessment; full requirements are shown in the learning platform
Who This Course Is For
This training is aimed at those who may need to recognise and act on reportable workplace incidents.
- Supervisors responsible for reporting incidents in their workplace
- Managers overseeing workplace health and safety compliance
- Anyone tasked with record-keeping duties under RIDDOR 2013
Course Content
Explore the main topics and practical areas covered by this online course.
- Purpose of RIDDOR — Introduce the regulations and their purpose
- Reportable injuries — Consider injuries covered by the legislation
- Diseases and dangerous occurrences — Explore the other events discussed in RIDDOR
- Reporting and the law — Learn how reports are completed, submitted and governed
Assessment and Certification
This course is certified by the CPD Certification Service.
Your course fee includes the online learning, assessment and course certificate, with no separate certificate charge.
Delivered with VideoTile Learning
This course is owned by VideoTile Learning Ltd and distributed under licence.
The Block Coach handles booking and portal access, while VideoTile Learning provides the course content and assessment.
Buy for Yourself or Your Team
Choose one seat for yourself or add places for colleagues. Each learner receives their own course access.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who should complete this RIDDOR course
It is aimed at supervisors and managers who may be responsible for reporting an incident that takes place in their workplace.
What does the RIDDOR course cover
It covers the purpose of RIDDOR 2013, what is included or exempt under the regulations, and how to submit a report, including who can report and the legal deadlines involved.
How long does the course take?
Approximately 25 minutes. This timing reflects the supplied video content and does not include loading time or time spent considering assessment questions. You can pause and return as needed.
How is the course assessed?
Online course assessment; full requirements are shown in the learning platform. The module-by-module thresholds are shown in the course outline above.
Which organisations certify this course?
This course is certified by the CPD Certification Service.
Is the certificate included?
Yes. Your course fee includes the learning, assessment and course certificate.
When will I get access?
Once your payment is confirmed, the course is automatically added to your Learn-Link account.
