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Evidence For Accident At Work Claim

What Evidence Do I Need To Gather For An Accident At Work Claim?

Understanding ‘what evidence do I need to gather for an accident at work claim’ is crucial if you’re considering making a claim. Strong evidence can make a significant difference to the success and value of your case. Reporting the incident, collecting witness details, taking photographs and securing any available CCTV footage all help establish exactly what happened and support your claim.

Continue reading our guide below to discover which evidence you can gather to strengthen an accident at work claim

The 'accident at work' claims process

Once you’ve had an accident at work you should gather as much evidence as you possibly can to support your potential case. After you have received the required medical attention, you should take the following steps:

  1. Report the accident in your employer’s accident book as soon as possible.
  2. Make sure the accident is reported to your manager, supervisor or foreman.
  3. Take the details of any witnesses. This should include their full name, address, and a contact number.
  4. Take photographs of what caused your accident.
  5. Find out whether the accident was recorded on CCTV. If so, can you retrieve a copy of the footage? This could be invaluable when proving your case.

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If You've Suffered An Accident At Work

If you’ve suffered an accident at work, our Personal Injury – Workplace Accidents service page explains how we can help you pursue a claim.

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