Who Should Attend?

• Safety Managers and Directors
• Engineers – All disciplines
• Operations and Maintenance Staff – senior operators, maintenance technicians, supervisors
• Supervisors – All disciplines
• All Safety Personnel/Fire Brigade Personnel

Course Outlines

• Regulatory Requirements (Accident Investigation) – National and International
• Main (Different) types of hazards
• Hazardous Materials and Substances (Physical and Chemical properties)
• Hazards identification techniques (Risk Assessment – Job Hazard Analysis –
• Inspection Programs – Safety Auditing etc.
• What is an Accidents, Incidents and Near Misses
• Chemistry of an Accident
• Accident Ratio Triangle
• Outcomes of Accidents (Positive outcomes and Negative outcomes).
• Understand Why Accidents are Investigated
• The Aim of Accident Investigation
• How to Prevent Accidents
• Reporting the accident
• The Accident Investigation Worksheet
• Accidents Costs (Direct Costs and Indirect Causes)
• Accident Investigation Written Program.
• Accident Investigation Team
• Accident investigation kit
• Accident Investigation Procedures
• Step 1 –  Secure the accident scene
• Step 2 –  Provide Medical Care to the Injured
• Step 3 – Isolate the accident scene
• Step 4 – Collect facts about what happened/ Collect Evidences
• Step 5 – Conducting Interviews (Witnesses)
• Step 6 – Determine the sequence of events
• Step 7 – Contributing Factors (Equipment & materials, processes & procedures,  people
• Step 8 – Determine the causes (Direct Causes, Indirect Causes, and Root Causes)
• Step 9 – Recommend improvements (The Hierarchy of Controls) – Long-term and Short-term
• Step 10 – Write the report
• Step 11- Action Plan and Follow-up Procedures.
• Accident Record Keeping
• Accident Analysis
• Accident Statistics

Group Workshops