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Learn how to fill out accident reports correctly and understand key terms in health and safety procedures for cleaners. Practice activities included. Improve your English language skills in the context of accident reporting.
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ESOL Nexus Cleaning: accident reports
Introduction • What is this form for?
Activity 1 • Can you find these words on the form: • refer to • type of accident • details • location • description of incident • remedial action • delete as appropriate • witness • cordon off
Activity 1 • What do they mean? • refer to • type of accident • details • location • description of accident • remedial action • delete as appropriate • witness • cordon off
Activity 1 • Check your answers
Activity 2 • Can you fill in the gaps with the right word?
Activity 2 • Check your answers
Activity 3 • Watch the video • What happened? http://esol.britishcouncil.org/cleaners/health-and-safety-preventing-and-reporting-accidents
Activity 3 • Read the report and watch the video again. • What mistakes can you find? http://esol.britishcouncil.org/cleaners/health-and-safety-preventing-and-reporting-accidents
Activity 3 • Check your answers http://esol.britishcouncil.org/cleaners/health-and-safety-preventing-and-reporting-accidents
Activity 4 • What is the difference between the underlined verbs?
Activity 4 • Which verb is for a background action and which is for the main information? • What tense are the verbs in? • How do you form these tenses?
Activity 4 • Can you sort these cards in to past simple and past continuous
Activity 4 • Can you sort these cards in to past simple and past continuous Past continuous Past simple
Activity 5 • Use the prompts to make notes about an accident you remember
Activity 6 • Use your notes to help you complete the accident report form.