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Incident Investigation Training Course |
Course #104/124 |
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Course Description
An effective Incident Investigator needs to be well organized, be able to engage in in-depth post incident reviews, be able to formulate and adequately review incident hypotheses as well as provide and analyze data. This course will allow participants to develop an approach to Incident Investigation, and suggests techniques that lead to an effective incident investigation. The modules described below include interactive workshops, which allow participants to develop the essential skills to facilitate an incident investigation on a timely, efficient and cost effective basis. Course certificates that indicate the training modules covered are issued to participants who complete this course.
Module One - Introduction and General Overview of Basic Incident Investigation Concepts
- Incident Investigation Terminology
- Definition & Scope of Incident Investigation
- Purpose of Incident Investigation
- Conducting On-site Investigation
Module Two - Preliminary Steps of Investigation
- Investigation Team; On-site & Off-site
- Establishing Preliminary Causal Mechanisms
- Gathering Evidence, Eyewitness Testimonies and interviews
- Physical and Forensic Evidence
- How to Interview the Witnesses
Module Three - The Analysis of Investigation
- Chronological Sequencing of Incident
- Development of Incident Hypotheses
- Legal/Insurance/Other Considerations
- Assigning & Conducting Laboratory Post-Incident Tests
- Forensic and Laboratory Testing
Module Four - Plant Safety Management
- Knowledge and Experience of Plant Personnel
- Potential for Human Error
- Corporate Structuring for Safety Management
- Documentation and Communication Issues
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