Incident Investigation Training
Conduct an Investigation into Workplace Safety, Health and Enviromental Incidents.
US ID 259617 - NQF LEVEL 2 - CREDITS 3
Accident / Incident Investigation Training
This course will enable participants to identify and explain the legal and site-specific requirements regulating the reporting and investigation of workplace incidents. Learners will be enabled to gather relevant information; complete the required reports and effectively process any physical evidence which may have been collected.
Pre-requisites:
• Communication at NQF Level 1 or equivalent.
• Mathematical Literacy at NQF Level 1 or equivalent.
Pre-requisites:
• Communication at NQF Level 1 or equivalent.
• Mathematical Literacy at NQF Level 1 or equivalent.
This incident investigation training course includes:
• Workplace SHE incident investigation requirements.
• Gathering information for workplace SHE incident investigations.
• Conducting post-investigation activities.
• Gathering information for workplace SHE incident investigations.
• Conducting post-investigation activities.
For the purpose of this unit standard, conducting an investigation is limited to the actions carried out immediately the incident happens or is discovered.
Accident / incident Investigation course contents
• Legal and site-specific requirements for reporting and investigating
workplace incidents.
• Definitions
• Procedures to be followed to effectively manage an incident in the workplace including:
- safety at the scene
- safeguarding evidence; securing the scene
- handling injured persons
- handling fatalities
- dealing with work processes
- initial reporting
• Consequences of non-compliance with legal and company-specific requirements.
• Mitigating risks and preventing accidents.
• Purpose, type and extent of information to be gathered.
• Resources for conducting investigations including documentation, human resources, tools and materials required.
• Gathering accurate and relevant information from the scene and from witnesses.
• Completing reports in the required formats including investigation reports, compensation documentation, required government departmental documentation, and organisational documentation.
• Submitting reports
• Processing physical evidence gathered during the investigation.
• Processing resources used during investigations.
• Definitions
• Procedures to be followed to effectively manage an incident in the workplace including:
- safety at the scene
- safeguarding evidence; securing the scene
- handling injured persons
- handling fatalities
- dealing with work processes
- initial reporting
• Consequences of non-compliance with legal and company-specific requirements.
• Mitigating risks and preventing accidents.
• Purpose, type and extent of information to be gathered.
• Resources for conducting investigations including documentation, human resources, tools and materials required.
• Gathering accurate and relevant information from the scene and from witnesses.
• Completing reports in the required formats including investigation reports, compensation documentation, required government departmental documentation, and organisational documentation.
• Submitting reports
• Processing physical evidence gathered during the investigation.
• Processing resources used during investigations.
Course Details
Course duration: 1 Day
Time: 08h00-16h00
Price: R1375.00 per person excl. VAT
Cost includes: Incident Investigation Manual; Laminated Memory Card.
Certificate valid: 2 years
Venue: On site or at IEFA Training Centre
Dates: Available upon request
No of learners: On site minimum 8, maximum 25.
Course Accreditation: HWSeta (Accreditation No. LG141P)
Time: 08h00-16h00
Price: R1375.00 per person excl. VAT
Cost includes: Incident Investigation Manual; Laminated Memory Card.
Certificate valid: 2 years
Venue: On site or at IEFA Training Centre
Dates: Available upon request
No of learners: On site minimum 8, maximum 25.
Course Accreditation: HWSeta (Accreditation No. LG141P)