Course Overview
This program provides participants with the knowledge and skills to systematically investigate workplace accidents, identify immediate and underlying causes, and develop effective preventive measures. It covers both theoretical concepts and hands-on investigation techniques aligned with international safety standards and legal requirements.
Qualification Details
| Qualification Title | Accident Investigation |
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| Total Credits | 10 |
| Guided Learning Hours | 100 |
| Qualification Time | 100 |
1. Introduction to Accident Investigation
Understanding the purpose and importance of accident investigation within workplace safety management systems.
2. Legal and Organizational Responsibilities
Overview of employer and employee duties under safety legislation and company policies during accident reporting and investigation.
3. Accident Causation Theories
Exploring models such as Domino Theory, Swiss Cheese Model, and Human Factors Analysis.
4. Investigation Planning and Preparation
Steps to organize an effective investigation team, secure the scene, and plan the process.
5. Evidence Collection Techniques
Gathering physical, photographic, and documentary evidence while maintaining accuracy and reliability.
6. Interviewing Witnesses and Involved Personnel
Conducting structured, unbiased interviews to extract factual and relevant information.
7. Data Analysis and Root Cause Determination
Using tools such as the 5 Whys, Fishbone Diagram, and Fault Tree Analysis to identify true causes.
8. Developing Corrective and Preventive Actions
Creating actionable recommendations that address root causes and prevent future occurrences.
9. Reporting and Documentation
Structuring professional investigation reports that meet legal and organizational standards.
10. Review and Follow-Up
Monitoring the effectiveness of implemented actions and integrating findings into continuous improvement systems.
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Builds practical skills for investigating workplace accidents effectively.
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Improves understanding of root cause analysis and prevention.
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Helps organizations meet legal and compliance requirements.
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Strengthens overall workplace safety culture and reduces future incidents.
Safety officers, supervisors, HSE managers, site engineers, team leaders, and professionals responsible for workplace safety, compliance, and risk management.
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Assessment Type, Written exam and case-based practical assessment.
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Format, Multiple-choice questions, short-answer responses, and a real-world case scenario.
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Total Questions, 40 theory questions and 1 case-based report submission.
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Passing Score, 70 percent overall.
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Duration, 90 minutes for written exam plus 30 minutes for the case exercise.
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Certification, RSKW-019 Accident Investigation Certificate awarded upon successful completion.
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