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A full-day program covering all aspects of the investigation process
from pre-planning to determining corrective actions. The program
is based on the CSA (Canadian Standards Association) Z796-98 standard
on "Accident Information" and is an introductory course with no
previous subject knowledge required.
| Audience: |
Supervisors, safety committee members, safety practitioners,
and others required to investigate workplace accidents. |
| Experience Level: |
No previous subject knowledge is required. This is an introductory
course. |
| Objectives: |
Participants will identify accident investigation program
elements and requirements as established by legislation, industry
standards, and best practice research.
Using case studies, participants will determine accident causes
based on witness and physical evidence, and flow-charting
of contributing events and conditions. |
| Major Topics: |
- Accident Investigation Preplanning
- Investigation Best Practices & Standards
- Determining What and When to Investigate
- Injury Statistics & Accident Cost Calculations
- Accident Scene First Priorities
- Interviewing & Recording Witness Evidence
- Collecting & Evaluating Physical Evidence
- Root Cause Analysis and Developing Corrective Actions
- Accident Investigation & Information Models
- ILCI Method, Events & Conditions Charting, Energy
and Barrier Trace
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| Session Length: |
7.5 hours. |
| References: |
"Accident Information" CSA Standard Z796-98.
"Modern Accident Investigation & Analysis" Ted Ferry.
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| Instructor: |
Jeff Short. CRSP, CSP |
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