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- Mobile app (iOS & Android)
Reporting slips, trips, and falls
If you've had a small slip or trip that's not resulted in a fall or an injury, it may be enough to simply report the problem straight to your manager or the...
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This lesson includes
- Closed captions & dubbing
- Downloadable resources
- Mobile app (iOS & Android)
Lesson details
If you've had a small slip or trip that's not resulted in a fall or an injury, it may be enough to simply report the problem straight to your manager or the appropriate person in your workplace. But, with more serious injuries, formal reports should be made as soon as possible to ensure it's on record and that any insurance claims that need to be made can be processed.
What you'll learn in the Reporting slips, trips, and falls lesson
- Why it is important to report slips, trips, and falls
- How to report them in your workplace
Instructor
Luke Croston spent the first three years of his culinary career in Canberra where he studied and worked for the ParkRoyal and the Chifley on Northbourne. During this time, Luke developed an interest in culinary competitions and competed and won two...
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