Where should an accident on site be recorded?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. In the accident book, whatever the injury
- Step 1: Employers must keep a record of accidents, including minor ones. Step 2. The accident book is the place for it, and it can be used later if the injury worsens. Answer: In the accident book, whatever the injury. Why not the others: The other documents are not accident records and would be unreliable evidence.
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