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Incident Reporting
Responsibility for ensuring that the relevant completed forms are circulated in a timely manner rests with the relevant Head of School/Department/Section or his/her nominee in all cases.
Each form is produced in a colour coded multiple carbon copy format. Circulation instructions are contained on the bottom of each form and are summarised below.
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The University Safety Office is to be sent a carbon copy of all forms (1 to 4). The School/Department of origin is to retain a copy of each form (the blue copy in all cases).
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The Department of Human Resources is to be sent the staff related accident reports only (Form 1),
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The Corporate Secretary is to be sent the staff and non-staff accident reports. (Form 1 and 3).
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The relevant Staff Safety Representative is to be sent a copy of Forms 1 and 2 only, i.e. Staff Accidents and Dangerous Occurrences. (The relevant Safety Representative is the person elected for the constituency in which the incident occurs.
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A copy of the Accident/Dangerous Occurrence Investigation Report Form - Form 4 is to be additionaly sent to the Corporate Secretary, Office of the Corporate & Legal Affairs, UCC.
Carbon copies of the relevant forms must be placed in the internal post for circulation within 24 hours of the accident/occurrence. Serious accidents or serious dangerous occurrences should be immediately reported as set out in the previous section.