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Reporting concerns, incidents and hazards
Make sure you report concerns, incidents and hazards as soon as possible. It's essential information for the University and helps keep everyone safe.
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Report an injury, incident or observation
Learn more about what types of incidents, injuries and observations should be reported and how to do it with our online reporting form.
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Notifiable event
A notifiable event is a serious incident or accident where someone’s health or safety is seriously endangered.
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General information for reporting health and safety incidents for students
Learn more about what to report and how to do it.
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Responses and roles of supervisors and managers
Learn more about the responses and roles of supervisors and managers when dealing with a health and safety incident or accident at the University.
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Notifiable event triggers and examples
In general, a trigger can be an injury or illness that requires (or would usually require) the person to be admitted to hospital for immediate treatment.
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Health and safety incident reporting and management standard
This states the requirements and responsivities for incident reporting
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Health and safety incident (internal) - notification and management guidelines
Please ensure that all work-related injuries, incidents (non-injury) and observations are reported and managed appropriately internally.
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Health and safety incident (external) - notification and management (notifiable incidents) guidelines
Information for reporting Notifiable Events for the relevant Regulators
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General information and reporting form
Learn more about what to report and how to do it.
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Procedures and processes
All accidents and incidents, even if there were no injuries, must be immediately reported and recorded.
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