Log injuries in minutes
Workers can log injuries from site, attach details and photos, and keep PDF records ready for OHS review.
Injuries must be recorded and prevention strategies implemented.
All employees, subcontractors and tradies injured on site must log their injury and measures must be put in place to prevent others from being harmed.
How to log
an injury
Make sure the injured person is OK and contact the first aider.
The first-aider needs to be contacted immediately to administer any treatment.
Complete the injury register and identify cause of injury
You must maintain detailed records for each injury on site and have them at hand in case they are required for training or audits.
Put in place measures to prevent further injury from happening
Once the injury has been logged safety measures must be put in place in order to prevent similar injuries from happening again.
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Frequently asked questions
An injury report is used to record any injuries or accidents that occur on a construction site. This report is crucial for multiple reasons, including ensuring the health and safety of workers, complying with legal and regulatory requirements and facilitating the management of workers' compensation claims.
Keeping a log of injuries can be tricky when using a manual filing system. BuilderShield streamlines the process by enabling all workers to complete an injury report through an online form and creates a PDF of each submission, while putting all records at your fingertips.
Yep! Jack is a master builder and owner of Slatter Building and had the idea to collect contractor and employee information through his website. Working with a OHS coordinator to understand his obligations, Jack worked with Luke to create his ultimate OHS management system and BuilderShield was born.
