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Accident Investigation

Accident Investigation

Accident investigation training is vital for understanding the root causes of workplace incidents and preventing future occurrences. Our one-day training equips participants with the essential skills required to conduct thorough investigations, analyse route causes and contributing factors, implement corrective actions, and create valuable reports.

Training includes a fictional accident scenario and investigation, with the opportunity to engage in a simulated accident investigation.

This training can be delivered in person at our location in Wiltshire or at customer premises.

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Course Description

Introduction to accident investigation

Accident and incident costs and causes

Legal requirements

Step-by-step investigations procedures

Root cause analysis

Reporting and documentation

Implementing corrective actions

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Learning Objectives

Understand the significance of accident investigations in improving workplace safety

Awareness of legal compliance

Implementing a structured approach to conducting investigations

Skills in gather and analysing evidence

Proficiency in clear reporting and documentation

Confidence in implementing corrective actions to prevent future accidents

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