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Objectives

By the end of the course , Participants will effectively investigate an incident, Produce an incident tree , Prepare basic reports on finding and prepare evidence for appropriate parties.

The Delegates

• Security supervisors / officers
• Facility supervisors / officers
• HR and administrative supervisors responsible for security
• Project administrators
• Health and Safety / Fire personnel

The Contents

• Introduction .
• Traditional approach to accident prevention

• • Why we prevent accidents?
  • Major accident history.

• Accident theories

• • Single factor theory
  • Energy theory
  • Multiple factor theory
  • Domino theory
  • Modern causation model

• Accident Causation

• • Unsafe Acts
  • Unsafe Conditions (Environmental)
  • Unsafe Personal Factors

• Accident Prevention Programme

• • Principles of the accident prevention process success.
  • Key elements of an accident prevention program.
  • Principles of risk management for accident prevention program.

• Accident / Incident Investigation

• • Why investigate?
  • What to investigate?
  • Who investigates?
  • When to investigate?
  • Phases in the investigation process

• Root Causes Analysis
• What is RCA?

• • Why do an RCA
  • Where did it come from?
  • RCA model
  • When is an RCA done?
  • Why is an RCA important?
  • When not to do an RCA?

• How RCA’s Work

• • Key RCA roles
  • NORMS-based analysis of information
  • Development of corrective and preventive actions
  • Review findings, assess, and implement actions
  • Writing a Good Report and lessons to be learned

• Action plan and follow up
• Course assesment .

 

The Discount

10% in case of Three P. (or more)