HSE Digest Newsletter: 25 May 2022
HSE Digest eBulletin - Issued: 25 May 2022
In this edition we highlight the HSE Accident Book, which can be used to record accident information, and have details on a podcast series that looks at mental health in the workplace.
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The Accident Book: a vital document for your business
The HSE Accident Book is a valuable document that organisations can use to record accident information.
The Accident Book can be used to record details of all work-related accidents including injuries from accidents at work that employers must report under the Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 2013 (RIDDOR).
The book contains 50 perforated accident record forms and is designed to support users in being GDPR compliant.
Podcast series launched on mental health at work
The newest partner of our Working Minds campaign, Make UK, has launched a podcast series on the importance of mental health.
Across six episodes, former BBC Business Editor Jonty Bloom interviews companies and experts – from large companies to SMEs. They include:
- Chloe Smith MP, Minister for Disabled people, Health and Work
- Andrew Ward, Make UK’s Health, Safety and Sustainability Director
- Rachel Newman, Head of People, Policy and Support, The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI)
- Dr Shaun Lundy, Director for Strategy and Innovation, Tetra Consultancy
Access the podcast series here.
The Working Minds campaign provides employers and workers with easy to implement advice to prevent work-related stress and encourage good mental health.