This webinar training program will discuss how to develop an accident investigation plan, manage cost, and develop realistic schedule. Participants will learn about the interview process, protecting site of incident, determining root cause, and avoidance plan.
This webinar will instruct you on how to perform an accident investigation, investigation techniques, and how to identify the root cause of the incident. Using these tools and techniques will help prevent further accidents which will reduce your liability.
Why Should You Attend:
An accident investigation is initiated when there has been death or an injury, an environmental incident, or loss of property. Governmental regulators will become involved with your facility if the accident has been significant.This webinar will instruct you on how to perform an accident investigation, investigation techniques, and how to identify the root cause of the incident. Using these tools and techniques will help prevent further accidents which will reduce your liability.
Learning Objectives:
- Inception of and commissioning of an accident investigation
- How to determine the root cause of an accident
- How to fund an accident investigation
- How to implement the needed corrections developed from the accident investigation
- Become familiar with how to protect the site of the accident
- How to staff the accident investigation team
- When to ask the advice of a consultant
Areas Covered in the Webinar:
- The regulatory agencies that you are likely to interact with
- How to develop a general accident investigation plan
- How to develop an incident specific accident specific plan
- The need for protecting the site of the incident
- How to manage the cost of an accident investigation
- How to develop a realistic accident investigation schedule
- How to interview involved persons
- How to determine the root cause of an accident
Who Will Benefit:
Construction Executives/Managers/Foreman/Managers/Supervisors,- Project Managers/Supervisors
- Project Control Personnel
- Design Professionals
- Safety professionals,
- Civil engineers,
- Building contractors,
- Investigators
- Attorneys
- Business owners
- Plant Managers
- Plant Foremen
- Legal Counsel
- Safety Committee Members
- Operations Managers
- Occupational Safety Consultants
- HR Managers
- General Industry Business Owners
- Construction Business Owners
- Subcontractors
Course Provider
Keith Warwick,
