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REPORTING AND RECORDING PROCEDURES
5.Particulars to be kept in records of any reportable incident under regulations 4 to 7
8.The place where the accident or dangerous occurrence happened.
9.A brief description of the circumstances in which the accident...
10.The date on which the accident or dangerous occurrence was...
11.The method by which the accident or dangerous occurrence was...
12.Particulars to be kept in records of any diagnosis reportable under regulations 8 to 10
18.Particulars to be kept in records of any injuries to be recorded under regulation 12(1)(c)
21.A brief description of the circumstances in which the accident...
7.Any explosion, discharge or intentional fire or ignition which causes...
8.(1) The projection of material beyond the boundary of the...
14.The failure or endangering of any lifting equipment associated with...
17.Any uncontrolled ascent or any omitted decompression which causes a...
22.The unintentional change in position of a pipeline, or in...
PART 2 DANGEROUS OCCURENCES REPORTABLE EXCEPT IN RELATION TO AN OFFSHORE WORKPLACE
PART 3 DANGEROUS OCCURRENCES REPORTABLE IN RELATION TO A MINE
29.Any person being caused to leave any place pursuant to...
30.Any fire on the surface which endangers the operation of...
35.The overwinding of— (a) any conveyance being used for the...
36.The bringing to rest of any conveyance operated using the...
37.The stoppage of any ventilating apparatus (other than an auxiliary...
38.The collapse of any headframe, winding engine house, fan house...
PART 4 DANGEROUS OCCURENCES WHICH ARE REPORTABLE IN RELATION TO A QUARRY
PART 5 DANGEROUS OCCURRENCES WHICH ARE REPORTABLE IN RESPECT OF A RELEVANT TRANSPORT SYSTEM
57.The derailment of a non-passenger train— (a) on a running...
62.A passenger train, or a non-passenger train not fitted with...
67.Any train running onto a level crossing when not authorised...
68.The failure of equipment at a level crossing which could...
70.The buckle of a running line which requires the immediate...
73.The following classes of accident where they are likely to...
PART 6 DANGEROUS OCCURRENCES WHICH ARE REPORTABLE IN RESPECT OF AN OFFSHORE WORKPLACE
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