Accident Record Book (20 Pages)

Accident Record Book (20 Pages) — Workplace Accident Logging for UK Commercial Kitchens

The Accident Record Book is a 20-page log for recording workplace accidents and injuries — a legal requirement for most UK employers. Maintaining accurate accident records helps catering and hospitality businesses across England, Scotland and Wales meet their health and safety and RIDDOR reporting obligations. Restaurants, hotels, pub kitchens and catering companies in London, Manchester and Birmingham keep an accident book at their first aid point to log incidents properly.

Recording accidents supports a transparent, HACCP-conscious safety culture and provides the documentation operators need if an incident is investigated. Compact and easy to store alongside a first aid kit, it is an essential compliance item. My Globel supplies accident record books to catering and hospitality businesses nationwide as a core health and safety provision.

Key Features

• 20 pages — space to log multiple workplace accidents and injuries
• Supports legal compliance — helps meet UK accident recording duties
• Supports RIDDOR reporting — keeps the records investigations may require
• Structured format — clear fields for consistent incident logging
• Compact and storable — keep at the first aid point
• HACCP-conscious — supports a transparent safety culture
• Essential for all premises — kitchens, front of house and back of house

Product Specifications

Ideal For

• Restaurants, hotels and bars in London logging workplace accidents
• Pub kitchens and gastropubs across the West Midlands and Birmingham
• Cafés, takeaways and catering companies in Manchester, Leeds and the North West of England
• Bakeries and food production units in Bristol, Cardiff and Wales
• School kitchens, university canteens and NHS catering in Edinburgh and Glasgow, Scotland

Order the Accident Record Book at My Globel — your trusted UK supplier of commercial kitchen first aid and health & safety equipment. Fast nationwide delivery across the United Kingdom at competitive trade prices.