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Accidents At Work

Occupational Health

Accidents at Work

Our health and safety team can help you investigate accidents and identify root causes (immediate and underlying causes), which will be followed up with a written investigation with recommendations. As part of the investigation, it is often beneficial, and sometimes necessary, to refer the injured person for an occupational health assessment.

The reasons for this might include:

  • assistance with counselling following the accident
  • planning a return to work programme around their injury and recovery
  • demonstrating care towards the employee’s welfare and wellbeing

Where can a Postaccident Health Assessment be Carried Out?

These can be at your workplace or our offices in Wootton Bassett, and in some circumstances the employee’s home. This would be in the form of an Occupational Health Assessment or Management Referral; see the relevant tabs or contact us.

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Ray Hurst
October 15, 2018

President of IOSH 2008, Institute of Occupational Safety and Health

I am pleased that you are helping dispel some of the dafter myths that surround OH&S (a passion you and I clearly have in common) and the item clearly indicates that as with so many of our professional colleagues you are not about stopping fun on the pretext of H&S. It is only with the help of people such as yourself that we will eventually get the message across that OH&S is about bringing (as you so aptly put it) purpose and value to peoples lives

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