Registers & Record Books
Our comprehensive range of record books is perfect for keeping track of essential information in various settings, from schools to offices. Accident books ensure accurate documentation of any incidents, while our fire safety log report book allows you to note and review fire safety measures. Keep all your evidence organised in our convenient evidence book and stay prepared with our interview notepad for conducting seamless evaluations. Our attendance register ensures efficient tracking of class turnouts, while our homework diary keeps students organised with their daily tasks. The children's reading record is perfect for encouraging reading habits in young ones. Additionally, our near-miss record book helps identify potential hazards, and we offer GDPR-compliant options. Store these essential books near your first aid kit for quick access in case of emergencies. Find all your record-keeping needs met with our range of reliable and high-quality products.
FAQs:
- Do we need to have a fire safety log book? A fire safety log book provides a comprehensive record of fire prevention measures, maintenance checks, training sessions, and any incidents related to fire safety. It ensures compliance with fire safety regulations, identifies potential hazards, and allows for a systematic approach to fire safety management.
- When is an accident book required in a workplace? An accident book is required in a workplace when there is a legal obligation to record and report any accidents or incidents. This is typically required under health and safety legislation and may depend on the number of employees or visitors you have.
- How do you mark an attendance register? Start by listing the names of individuals or students who are expected to be present. As people arrive, you cross off their names, mark their names with a sticker or stamp, or place a tick next to their name to indicate their attendance.
