{"id":"6ad724d3cf7123de287d49a0","title":"Incident Reporting","path":"information/10-9-26-dates-for-your-diary-for-details-seec-b-news/incident-reporting","contentMarkdown":"# Incident reporting\n\n![](https://www.chelmerandblackwater-ramblers.org.uk/administrator/cache/preview/7e9491d9c0896055b4f5eca816a3688d.jpg)\n\n## The information on Please complete an Incident Report Form for any incidents that concern you\n## but, specifically, whenever emergency services have been involved, medical\n## Incident Report Forms\n## assistance has been sought, third party property has been damaged, or\n## helps us to develop an there’s been a near miss. If in doubt, please report it.\n## overview of incidents\n## and to provide relevant\n**The specific categories of** to unconsciousness or requiring\n## guidance and training to incident that we must report to resuscitation or admittance to\n## keep us safe. our insurance broker are: hospital for more than 23 hours\n- A fatal accident • Any other injury leading to\n- Any injury involving either hypothermia, heat-induced referral to or actual hospital illness or to unconsciousness treatment which requires resuscitation or admittance to hospital for more\n- Any circumstance involving than 24 hours damage to a third-party property • Loss of consciousness caused by asphyxia or by exposure to a\n- A near miss harmful substance or biological\n**An injury is defined as:** agent\n- Any head injury that requires\n**A ‘near miss’ is an unplanned** medical treatment (doctor or **event that did not result in injury,** hospital)\n## illness or damage, but had the\n- Any fracture (other than to **potential to do so. For example:** fingers, thumbs or toes)\n- A walker is lost for a period of\n- Any amputation, dislocation of time, but later finds the group the shoulder, hip, knee or spine again\n- Loss of sight (whether • During a path maintenance temporary or permanent) activity, a large stone tumbles\n- Any injury resulting from down the path, narrowly electrical shock or burn, leading missing someone.\n## The incident report form\n## can be found in the 'Safe and\n## Legal' folder on Assemble\n## If you have any questions\n## about this form, please call the\n## delivery team on 020 3961\n## 3180 or refer to 'Incident\n## reporting - Quick guide' on\n## Assemble.\n© Ramblers April 2019 version 1.1","contentHtml":"<h1>Incident reporting</h1>\n<p><img src=\"https://www.chelmerandblackwater-ramblers.org.uk/administrator/cache/preview/7e9491d9c0896055b4f5eca816a3688d.jpg\" alt=\"\"></p>\n<h2>The information on Please complete an Incident Report Form for any incidents that concern you</h2>\n<h2>but, specifically, whenever emergency services have been involved, medical</h2>\n<h2>Incident Report Forms</h2>\n<h2>assistance has been sought, third party property has been damaged, or</h2>\n<h2>helps us to develop an there’s been a near miss. If in doubt, please report it.</h2>\n<h2>overview of incidents</h2>\n<h2>and to provide relevant</h2>\n<p><strong>The specific categories of</strong> to unconsciousness or requiring</p>\n<h2>guidance and training to incident that we must report to resuscitation or admittance to</h2>\n<h2>keep us safe. our insurance broker are: hospital for more than 23 hours</h2>\n<ul>\n<li>A fatal accident • Any other injury leading to</li>\n<li>Any injury involving either hypothermia, heat-induced referral to or actual hospital illness or to unconsciousness treatment which requires resuscitation or admittance to hospital for more</li>\n<li>Any circumstance involving than 24 hours damage to a third-party property • Loss of consciousness caused by asphyxia or by exposure to a</li>\n<li>A near miss harmful substance or biological\n<strong>An injury is defined as:</strong> agent</li>\n<li>Any head injury that requires\n<strong>A ‘near miss’ is an unplanned</strong> medical treatment (doctor or <strong>event that did not result in injury,</strong> hospital)</li>\n</ul>\n<h2>illness or damage, but had the</h2>\n<ul>\n<li>Any fracture (other than to <strong>potential to do so. For example:</strong> fingers, thumbs or toes)</li>\n<li>A walker is lost for a period of</li>\n<li>Any amputation, dislocation of time, but later finds the group the shoulder, hip, knee or spine again</li>\n<li>Loss of sight (whether • During a path maintenance temporary or permanent) activity, a large stone tumbles</li>\n<li>Any injury resulting from down the path, narrowly electrical shock or burn, leading missing someone.</li>\n</ul>\n<h2>The incident report form</h2>\n<h2>can be found in the &#39;Safe and</h2>\n<h2>Legal&#39; folder on Assemble</h2>\n<h2>If you have any questions</h2>\n<h2>about this form, please call the</h2>\n<h2>delivery team on 020 3961</h2>\n<h2>3180 or refer to &#39;Incident</h2>\n<h2>reporting - Quick guide&#39; on</h2>\n<h2>Assemble.</h2>\n<p>© Ramblers April 2019 version 1.1</p>\n"}