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OSH incident register: free Excel workbook
The osh incident register is a free, multi-sheet Excel workbook for a Kenyan business: workplace incidents, DOSH reporting and WIBA claims.
A workplace injury happens and you do not know what DOSH or WIBA require, or by when.
What is in the workbook
Start here
What the workbook is for, how to fill it, and the colour key.
OSH incident register
The register: the right columns, dropdowns, and live totals. Type in the gold cells.
Dashboard
Your numbers added up as you go, with a simple bar view.
Lists
The dropdown options, so your data stays tidy and consistent.
Settings
The reporting currency, and where figures come from.
Next step
How SawaAfrik does this automatically from your real records.
The columns it includes
How to use it
- 1Download the workbook and open the "OSH incident register" sheet.
- 2Fill one row per entry. Type only in the gold cells; the white cells and the totals work themselves out.
- 3Where a cell has a dropdown, pick from the list instead of typing.
- 4Use the Dashboard to see your entries counted and summarised.
- 5When you outgrow the file, bring it into SawaAfrik, where it fills from your real records and the tax figures are computed for you.
Questions
- When must an incident be reported to DOSH?
- Serious injuries and dangerous occurrences are reportable under the OSH Act. This register flags whether a DOSH report is needed and tracks the date and any WIBA claim. Confirm the current reporting thresholds with DOSH, as they change; the register keeps your evidence and timeline straight.
- Is the osh incident register free?
- Yes. Download the osh incident register as a ready-to-use Excel workbook, with no sign-in and no payment. It is yours to keep and edit.
- What is inside the osh incident register workbook?
- Six sheets: a Start Here guide, the OSH incident register register (Incident Date, Site, Person(s), Type, Description, Injury?, and more), a Dashboard that adds everything up, a Lists sheet for the dropdowns, a Settings sheet, and a Next step sheet. It opens in Excel, Google Sheets or WPS, with no macros.
- Does it work in Google Sheets and on my phone?
- Yes. The workbook opens in Excel, Google Sheets or WPS. There are no macros, so it works on a phone or a laptop. Keep your own copy before you share it.
- How do I keep the osh incident register consistent?
- Use the dropdowns where they appear, and fill one row per entry. The Dashboard counts and summarises your entries, so you can see the picture at a glance without a formula.
- How is this different from the SawaAfrik app?
- A workbook is a file you fill in yourself. Inside a free SawaAfrik workspace the same shape fills from your real records, invoices, payroll and expenses flow in once and appear everywhere, deadlines remind you before they are due, and statutory figures are computed with their source and date. The workbook is the start; the app is when you stop retyping.
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