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Incident Analysis (Investigation)
Dive into an interactive learning experience with the Safety Manager, Bellamy Barrier, and Guru Gus, a man with an impressive memory of all incidents at Pablo Industries. They will navigate you through a thorough method to execute an efficient Incident Analysis.
Unfortunate incidents can have detrimental effects on your organization, such as: decreased morale, tarnished image, legal expenses, productivity loss, disqualification from contract bids, and it could potentially drive you out of the market.
This Web-based Incident Analysis program is often referred to as Incident or Accident Investigation. We prefer to call this program Incident Analysis for two reasons; the term investigation may imply an interrogation seeking to point fingers, and secondly; we are indeed carrying out an analysis of an incident to introduce corrective measures to prevent its recurrence.
The aim of an incident analysis is prevention. Identifying the causes of the incident and implementing measures to manage or eradicate those causes can prevent similar incidents in the future. Incidents are seldom due to a single cause; factors such as work environment, job constraints, supervisory or worker experience can all contribute. These factors need to be investigated to ascertain their respective roles in the incident.
Once the causes are identified, corrective measures need to be formulated and executed to prevent recurrence. The analysis team should always remember that effective incident analysis involves fact-finding, not finger-pointing.
For an analysis to be a useful tool, three steps must be followed:
- Diligent collection and analysis of information,
- Execution of corrective actions, and
- Monitoring of those actions to evaluate effectiveness.
By taking this online Incident Analysis training, learners will be capable of:
- Understanding the purpose, advantages and potential participants in incident analysis
- Identifying the three stages of incidents
- Determining the factors causing incidents
- Assessing the costs and risks related to incidents
- Recognizing methods to determine root causes
- Collecting three types of evidence
- Developing corrective actions, and
- Writing and finalizing an incident analysis report.
Approximately — 2 Hours and 15 Minutes
Testing conducted throughout this online course is designed to reinforce the information presented. A mark of 80% must be achieved in order to pass this course. The course is able to be taken three times in efforts to achieve the pass mark.
Upon successful completion of this online course, a certificate of completion will be available for download and printing.
Course Details
Course Length
This course will take roughly 135 minutes
Passing Mark
To pass this training course, you need to score 80% or higher on the quiz
Certificate
Upon the successful completion of this course a certificate with your name will be stored on your profile and available to print
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