Reportable Incidents Training: What Every NDIS Worker Needs to Know
Why Incident Reporting Matters
In the NDIS sector, the safety and wellbeing of participants is the top priority. When serious incidents occur—such as abuse, neglect, restrictive practices, or significant injury—they must be reported to the NDIS Commission.
Failing to report can lead to compliance breaches, loss of trust, or even harm to participants. That’s why Reportable Incidents training is essential for every NDIS worker.
What Workers Learn in Reportable Incidents Training
This training ensures workers know how to:
Identify what qualifies as a “reportable incident” under NDIS rules
Respond appropriately when an incident occurs
Complete accurate reports and documentation
Escalate concerns through the right organisational channels
Understand their obligations under the NDIS Code of Conduct and Practice Standards
Benefits for Disability and Aged Care Workers
Protect participant safety – respond quickly and effectively to critical events
Stay compliant – meet NDIS Commission requirements for incident management
Build confidence – know exactly what steps to take in challenging situations
Employer trust – demonstrate your reliability and professionalism in high-pressure moments
Linking to Other Compliance Skills
Incident reporting is often paired with Zero Tolerance training, which focuses on recognising and responding to abuse, neglect, and exploitation. Together, they create a strong foundation for safeguarding participants. Both are available online through 2Skill, making it simple to add them to your professional development plan.
Moving Forward With Confidence
Reportable Incidents training ensures you can act swiftly and responsibly when it matters most. It’s not just about ticking compliance boxes—it’s about protecting people’s rights and wellbeing.
👉 Enrol in Reportable Incidents training with 2Skill today. With our 14-day free trial, you can start learning immediately and strengthen your skills without upfront costs.