Which of the following incidents is NOT reportable under RIDDOR?

In the context of the Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations (RIDDOR), certain incidents must be reported to ensure workplace safety and compliance. The key factor that determines reportability under RIDDOR is whether the injury or incident could lead to significant consequences for individuals or organizations.

Minor cuts that do not require treatment are not considered reportable under RIDDOR. This is because RIDDOR is primarily concerned with serious injuries, illnesses, and dangerous occurrences that pose a risk to health and safety. The regulation focuses on incidents that could lead to serious consequences, such as major injuries or deaths, rather than minor or superficial injuries that do not compromise a person's health or necessitate medical intervention.

On the other hand, major injuries, fatalities from workplace accidents, and injuries to members of the public requiring hospital treatment meet the criteria for reporting because they involve significant risks and have the potential for serious repercussions.