Accident Investigation & RIDDOR

Calm, experienced support when something's gone wrong: a proper investigation, clear RIDDOR guidance, and lessons you can act on.

Who this is for

Best suited to businesses that need an incident properly investigated, quickly, by someone who understands both the practical and reporting side.

The hours after an incident matter

When someone's been hurt on your premises, what happens next matters, for the person affected and for you. A proper investigation gets to the real cause, not just the obvious one, and gives you something to learn from rather than a closed file. RIDDOR reports must be submitted by the responsible person, normally the employer, self-employed person, or person in control of the premises. We help you determine whether the reporting criteria appear to be met, prepare the information with you, and support you in submitting an accurate report and in communications with the enforcing authority.

What you get

How it works

1

We respond quickly

Getting the facts down while they're fresh.

2

We investigate properly

Root cause, not just the surface story.

3

We support the report and follow-through

RIDDOR guidance where needed, and real changes off the back of it.

Why TSP Safety

Experience supporting accident investigation and RIDDOR reporting across multi-site hospitality and leisure operations, including direct engagement with enforcing bodies.

Common questions

What is RIDDOR, and how do I know if something needs reporting?

RIDDOR is the legal duty to report certain workplace injuries, incidents and near misses. We'll advise plainly whether yours appears to qualify.

Who actually submits the report?

The responsible person, usually the employer. We prepare the information with you and support you in submitting it accurately.

Will you deal with the HSE or local authority directly?

We support you in communications with the enforcing authority; we're not a substitute for your own legal representation where that's needed.

Is this only for serious incidents?

No, a near miss investigated properly is often what stops a serious incident happening later.

Something happened, and you need it handled properly?

Get in touch and we'll help you through it.

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