Incident reporting sits at the heart of a safe, accountable and continuously improving organisation. A well-designed framework gives workers the confidence to report, gives managers the tools to respond and gives the organisation the information it needs to learn, improve and meet its obligations to staff, clients, funders and regulators. This bundle gives you a structured, legally accurate framework that covers your WHS notification obligations, internal reporting requirements and NDIS Reportable Incident obligations in one cohesive policy.
What Is Included
- Incident and Injury Reporting Policy Template covering incident categories and definitions, reporting obligations and timeframes, a three-level investigation framework, NDIS Reportable Incidents as a dedicated subsection, workers compensation process guidance, corrective actions, trend analysis and record keeping requirements
- Incident and Injury Reporting Implementation Guide step-by-step guidance including WHSQ notification obligations, conditional sections, organisation size adaptations and an eight-phase implementation timeline
- 12 months of updates included from the date of purchase
Key Features
- Aligned with HSQF Standard 4 Indicators 4.5 and 4.6, Standard 6 Indicator 6.4 and Standard 1 Indicator 1.6 with a compliance mapping table included in the policy
- Reporting timeframes table distinguishing immediate WHSQ notification, 24-hour reporting and scheduled internal reporting obligations
- Three-level investigation framework matching investigation approach to incident severity: self-investigation, internal investigation and independent investigation
- Five Whys root cause analysis example included in investigation procedures
- NDIS Reportable Incidents addressed as a dedicated policy subsection with obligations clearly distinguished from general WHS incident reporting
- No blame culture principle embedded throughout to support psychological safety to report
*This is a template for guidance only and requires customisation to your specific organisational context, structure and compliance obligations. The template does not constitute legal or professional advice.