Record what happened
Write the date, place and description of the broken clubhouse door latch in the incident log.
- A dated record of an operational incident.
- The example concerns a property repair, not a medical or safeguarding record.
Draft record


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Write the date, place and description of the broken clubhouse door latch in the incident log.
Draft record
Read the named owner and next action already written on the record to check what still needs to happen.
Follow-up recorded
Read the recorded repair and final status in the incident register when the club has finished its follow-up.
Closure recorded
Draft record
Follow-up recorded
Closure recorded
The record would keep what happened, who followed up and how the issue was resolved together.
The scope shown here covers operational records such as a broken clubhouse door, with the details and follow-up kept together.
Record when the operational incident happened.
Identify the clubhouse area, pitch or other place involved.
Describe what happened in the club’s own words.
Record the action the club took when the issue was reported.
Keep relevant operational photos or files with the record.
Name the person responsible for the next recorded action.
Track whether the operational follow-up is open or closed.
Write down the work completed before closing the record.
Find the dated incident and its recorded follow-up again.
The scope, what is not available yet and the decisions still to make.
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