Printable checklist· NSW
When a worker reports an injury: a manager’s checklist
What to do, in order, from the moment a worker says they are hurt.
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v1 — September 2026 · Updated
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A one-page process checklist for the manager or supervisor who takes the report. It follows the NSW process step by step, including telling your insurer within 48 hours, so nothing is missed on a busy day. It describes the process; it does not give advice.
Who it is for
Managers, supervisors, HR and WHS staff, in private businesses and public-sector workplaces.
- Employers
- Government
What is on it
- Tick-box steps from the first report to notifying the insurer
- The 48-hour insurer notification step, with its SIRA source
- Space to record dates and who was told
Where the QR code goes: workcoverhub.com.au/injured-at-work. Anyone who scans it lands on that page, so you know exactly what your people will read.
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