Advanced Incident Investigation with (Root Cause Analysis)

Objectives
Upon the completion of the course, the participant will be able to:

1. Understand QHSE Objectives and Safety Business:

·         Comprehend the goals of Quality, Health, Safety, and Environment (QHSE) and their impact on organizational safety practices.

2. Understand the Components of Risk and the Aim of Risk Assessment:

·         Recognize the essential elements of risk and the purpose of conducting risk assessments to manage and mitigate potential hazards.

3. Review Benefits of Risk Assessment:

·         Evaluate the advantages of risk assessments and understand their importance in Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) management.

4. Manage Risk Effectively:

·         Learn strategies for effective risk management and how to integrate these practices into organizational procedures.

5. Manage Health, Safety & Environment:

·         Apply principles for managing health, safety, and environmental concerns to foster a safer work environment.

6. Determine Incidents Warranting Investigation:

·         Identify which incidents require a formal investigation to prevent future occurrences.

7. Use Investigation and Interviewing Techniques:

·         Employ effective techniques to collect complete, objective, and accurate data during incident investigations.

8. Analyze Incidents to Identify Root Causes:

·         Analyze incidents to determine root causes and address underlying issues.

9. Understand Human Relations in Incident Reporting:

·         Address the human relations aspects of incident reporting to ensure thorough and unbiased reporting.

 10. Include Essential Data in Investigation Reports:

·         Identify and include critical information in investigation reports to facilitate clear and actionable conclusions.

11. Implement Hazard Control Measures and Follow-Up:

·         Apply hazard control measures and conduct follow-ups to ensure risk mitigation and safety improvements.

12. Demonstrate Theoretical Knowledge in Accident Prevention:

·         Exhibit a high level of theoretical understanding regarding accident and incident prevention techniques.

13. Differentiate Between Accidents and Incidents:

·         Recognize and appreciate the differences between accidents, incidents, and near misses.

14. Understand Accident/Incident Reporting Regulations:

·         Show a comprehensive understanding of regulations related to accident and incident reporting.

15. Understand Principles of Accidents, Incidents, and Near Misses:

·         Grasp the principles surrounding accidents, incidents, and near misses and their impact on safety practices.

16. Differentiate Investigation Phases and Elements:

·         Distinguish between the phases of information gathering, unsafe acts, unsafe situations, immediate causation, conclusions, root cause analysis, and action planning.

This format highlights each objective clearly and provides a thorough overview of the skills and knowledge participants will gain from the course.