A scaffold collapses with nobody hurt. Under RIDDOR this is
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Correct answer: B. a dangerous occurrence that must be reported
- Step 1: The collapse of a scaffold over a certain height is a listed dangerous occurrence. Step 2. Near misses of that kind must be reported. Answer: a dangerous occurrence that must be reported. Why not the others: A book entry only, a scaffolder matter or injury-only reporting is incorrect.
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