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Third-Party Injury Report Template

Clearly record third-party injury incidents for safety records, insurance claims, and risk management.

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Third-Party Injury Report Template


[Business / Property / Organization Name]
[Department or Location Name, if applicable]
[Street Address]
[City, State/Province, ZIP/Postal Code]
Phone: [Main Phone Number]
Email: [General or Risk Management Email]


1. Incident Date, Time, and Location

Date of Incident: [MM/DD/YYYY]
Approximate Time of Incident: [HH:MM a.m./p.m.]

Exact Location of Incident (area, room, or zone):
[Example: “Front entrance sidewalk,” “Aisle 3 – grocery section,” “Lobby near reception desk,” “Parking lot – north side,” etc.]

Type of Location (check or describe):

  • Retail store or shopping area

  • Office or lobby

  • Parking lot or garage

  • Sidewalk / exterior walkway

  • Restaurant / food service area

  • Warehouse or loading area

  • School or campus facility

  • Event venue or public area

  • Other: [Describe]


2. Injured Third Party Information

Full Name of Injured Person: [First, Middle, Last]
Date of Birth: [MM/DD/YYYY]
Age: [Age]
Gender: [Gender]

Home Address:
[Street Address]
[City, State/Province, ZIP/Postal Code]

Primary Phone: [Phone Number]
Secondary Phone (optional): [Phone Number]
Email Address: [Email Address]

Preferred Contact Method: [Phone / Email / Mail / Other]

Relationship to Organization (check one):

  • Customer / client

  • Visitor / guest

  • Vendor / contractor

  • Delivery driver

  • Tenant or resident

  • Member / participant

  • Other: [Describe]


3. Person Completing This Report

Name of Person Completing Report: [Full Name]
Role / Job Title: [Title, e.g., Manager, Supervisor, Security Officer, Front Desk, etc.]
Department / Location: [Department or area]

Phone: [Direct Phone]
Email: [Work Email]

Were you:

  • An eyewitness to the incident?

  • Not present at the time, but gathered information afterward?


4. Description of Incident (What Happened)

In your own words, provide a clear, factual description of the incident. Avoid opinions or assigning blame—focus on what was seen, heard, and reported.

Before the Incident:
Describe what the injured person and others were doing just before the incident. For example:
[“The customer was walking toward the checkout,” “The visitor was stepping off the curb,” “The contractor was unloading equipment,” etc.]

Incident Narrative (step-by-step):
[Free-text narrative. Suggested points:]

  • What specifically happened (slip, trip, fall, struck by object, caught in door, contact with equipment, etc.).

  • Direction of movement and actions of the injured person at the time.

  • Any interaction with staff, other customers, vehicles, equipment, or animals.

  • How the injured person landed or what they struck (floor, step, cart, shelf, door, vehicle, etc.).

Conditions Observed (check and describe if applicable):

  • Wet or slippery surface (liquid, rain, spilled product, ice) – [Describe]

  • Uneven surface, hole, crack, or broken step – [Describe]

  • Loose mats, cords, or obstacles – [Describe]

  • Poor lighting or visibility – [Describe]

  • Crowded area or congestion – [Describe]

  • Moving vehicles or equipment – [Describe]

  • Weather-related conditions (rain, snow, ice, wind) – [Describe]

  • Other factors: [Describe]


5. Injury Details and Observed Symptoms

Body Part(s) Appearing to Be Injured (check or list all that apply):

  • Head / face

  • Neck

  • Shoulder / arm / elbow

  • Wrist / hand / fingers

  • Chest / ribs

  • Back (upper / mid / lower)

  • Hip / pelvis

  • Thigh / knee

  • Lower leg / ankle / foot

  • Other: [Describe]

Type of Injury Suspected (based on observation or report):

  • Bruise / contusion

  • Cut / laceration

  • Abrasion / scrape

  • Sprain / strain

  • Possible fracture or dislocation

  • Burn (thermal, chemical, or electrical)

  • Head injury / possible concussion

  • Other: [Describe]

Immediate Signs and Symptoms Observed (check and describe):

  • Pain or tenderness – [Location and description]

  • Swelling – [Where?]

  • Visible deformity or abnormal position – [Describe]

  • Bleeding – [Location and severity]

  • Difficulty moving or bearing weight – [Describe]

  • Dizziness or unsteady walking – [Describe]

  • Nausea, vomiting, or feeling faint – [Describe]

  • Confusion, disorientation, or memory issues – [Describe]

  • Loss of consciousness (suspected or confirmed) – [Approximate duration]

  • Other: [Describe]

Injured Person’s Reported Pain Level (0–10; 0 = no pain, 10 = worst pain):
Reported Score (if provided): [0–10]


6. Immediate Response and First Aid

Was the activity/area stopped or secured after the incident?

  • Yes – describe actions (e.g., “blocked off area, placed caution cones, stopped machinery”): [Description]

  • No – reason: [Explain]

Person(s) Providing First Aid or Initial Response (name and role):
[Name 1 – e.g., Manager, First Aider, Security, Staff Member]
[Name 2 – if applicable]

Immediate Actions Taken (check and describe):

  • Assisted injured person to safe area / seated position

  • Applied ice / cold pack – [Where and for how long]

  • Cleaned and bandaged minor wound

  • Immobilized suspected injury (splint, sling, etc.)

  • Monitored breathing, responsiveness, or symptoms

  • Called emergency medical services (EMS / ambulance)

  • Other actions: [Describe]

Emergency Services:
Was EMS / ambulance called?

  • Yes – Time called: [HH:MM] – Time arrived: [HH:MM]

  • No

Was the injured person transported from the site?

  • Yes, by ambulance to: [Hospital / Clinic Name]

  • Yes, by private vehicle with family / friend

  • Declined transport at this time

  • Unknown

If known, name of receiving facility: [Facility Name, City]


7. Witnesses and Additional Statements

Were there any witnesses to the incident or its immediate aftermath?

  • Yes

  • No

  • Unknown

Witness 1:
Name: [Name]
Relationship (customer, employee, contractor, etc.): [Relationship]
Phone / Email (if available): [Contact]

Witness 2:
Name: [Name]
Relationship: [Relationship]
Phone / Email: [Contact]

[Add additional witnesses as needed.]

Have any written statements been obtained from the injured person or witnesses?

  • Yes – attached

  • No

  • Planned / requested


8. Property, Equipment, or Vehicles Involved

Was any equipment, furniture, or property involved in the incident?

  • No

  • Yes – describe below:

Item 1:
Type of Item (e.g., cart, shelf, door, step stool, pallet jack, vehicle): [Description]
Condition Observed (damaged, defective, normal, unknown): [Description]

Item 2:
Type of Item: [Description]
Condition Observed: [Description]

If a vehicle was involved (company or third-party):

  • Vehicle Type and Description: [e.g., “Delivery van,” “Customer vehicle”]

  • License Plate (if known): [Plate]

  • Driver Name (if known): [Name]


9. Notifications and Follow-Up

Internal Notifications (check all that apply):

  • Supervisor / manager on duty – Name: [Name] – Time notified: [HH:MM]

  • Safety / risk management – Name or department: [Details]

  • Security – [Details]

  • Corporate office / head office – [Details]

External Notifications (if applicable):

  • Liability insurer notified

  • Property manager / landlord notified

  • Regulatory or governmental authority notified

  • Other: [Describe]

Police or Security Report:
Was law enforcement or external security involved?

  • No

  • Yes – Agency: [Name] – Report Number (if known): [Number]

Follow-Up Recommended:

  • Review of safety procedures or training

  • Inspection or repair of area/equipment

  • Additional signage or barriers

  • Incident review meeting with management

  • Other: [Describe]


10. Attachments Checklist

Check all items attached or available with this report:

  • Photos of the scene / area

  • Photos of any visible injuries (if permitted by policy and consent obtained)

  • Diagram or sketch of incident location

  • Copies of witness statements

  • Copies of any police or security reports

  • Maintenance or inspection records for area/equipment

  • Incident-related email or communication logs

  • Other documents: [Describe]


11. Additional Comments

Use this section for any other information that may be relevant, including any unusual behavior observed, prior similar incidents, or concerns about ongoing hazards.

Additional Comments:
[Free-text narrative]


12. Signatures and Review

Person Completing This Report

Name (print): _______________________________
Role / Title: _______________________________
Signature: __________________________________
Date Completed: [MM/DD/YYYY]

Supervisor / Manager Review

Name (print): _______________________________
Role / Title: _______________________________
Signature: __________________________________
Date Reviewed: [MM/DD/YYYY]

[Optional] Risk Management / Safety Officer

Name (print): _______________________________
Role / Title: _______________________________
Signature: __________________________________
Date Reviewed: [MM/DD/YYYY]

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THIRD-PARTY INJURY REPORT TEMPLATE FAQ


What is a third-party injury report?

A third-party injury report is a written record completed by a business, property owner, or organization when someone who is not an employee — such as a customer, visitor, contractor, or member of the public — is injured on the premises or due to the organization’s operations. It captures key facts about what happened, where, when, and how the person was injured, and what response was provided.


When should I use a Third-Party Injury Report form?

You should use a Third-Party Injury Report whenever a non-employee is hurt on your property, at your event, or in connection with your services — especially if there is visible injury, medical treatment, an ambulance call, or a possible insurance or liability claim. Completing the form promptly helps preserve important details and supports internal safety reviews and claims handling.


What information should a third-party injury report include?

A practical third-party injury report usually includes: organization and location details; the date and time of the incident; the injured person’s contact information and relationship to the organization; a factual description of what happened; surfaces, hazards, or equipment involved; observed injuries and symptoms; first aid and medical response; witness details; and any photos, video, or other documentation available.


Can this Third-Party Injury Report be used for insurance and legal purposes?

Yes. This Third-Party Injury Report Template is designed so you can share it with your liability insurer, risk management team, or legal counsel as part of an incident file. However, it is not a substitute for any specific claim forms required by your insurer, regulator, or corporate policies. Always follow your internal reporting procedures and any instructions provided by your insurance company or legal advisor.


Is this Third-Party Injury Report template legal advice, and do I need a lawyer?

No. This template is only a tool to organize and record facts about an incident and does not provide legal advice or determine fault or coverage. Questions about liability, negligence, regulatory duties, or how to handle serious or high-exposure claims should be discussed directly with a licensed attorney or your insurer’s claims representative.


How can AI Lawyer help with a Third-Party Injury Report?

AI Lawyer can help you turn raw incident notes into a clear, well-organized Third-Party Injury Report using this template — refining wording, sequence, and structure. You still need to provide accurate facts, follow your organization’s policies, and review the final text carefully. This template and any AI-generated content are for document organization only and are not legal or insurance advice; always consult your insurer or a licensed attorney for guidance on specific claims.

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