If it's not written down, it didn't happen. The Register of Injuries Pad is a WHS requirement for every Australian workplace — and the document that protects you when an incident leads to an audit, a WorkCover claim, or a legal dispute. A first aid kit without an injury register is only half the compliance picture.

Under SafeWork Australia's model WHS legislation, employers are required to record all workplace injuries and incidents. The register is not optional — and a gap in your records is a liability, not just an administrative oversight. This pad gives first aid officers, supervisors, coaches, and event medics a clear, structured format to capture the details that matter, at the time they matter.

• WHS-compliant injury reporting format Structured to capture all required incident details — who was involved, what happened, when and where it occurred, what treatment was given, and who administered it. The format is designed for quick completion under pressure, so the record is complete even when the situation is not calm.
• Audit-safe and legally protective A correctly completed injury register is your evidence that you responded appropriately, provided treatment, and met your duty of care. In a WorkCover investigation, insurance claim, or legal proceeding, an incomplete or missing register works against you. A complete one works for you.
• Used across workplaces, sports clubs, schools, and events The same WHS obligation to record injuries applies to a construction site, a school sports day, a community event, and a local footy club. This pad is used by first aid officers, coaches, supervisors, and event medics across all of those settings — anywhere someone is responsible for the safety of others.
• Ships from Australia within 2 business days Packed and dispatched from Dubbo, NSW. If your current register is running low or you have just identified a compliance gap in your workplace, you do not have to wait.