Corporate

Workplace Accident Investigation Techniques

Compliance, Quality and Health and Safety 8 pm

Introduction

At present, the investigation of workplace accidents has become a critical need to ensure safe and efficient working environments. The Course on Workplace Accident Investigation Techniques offers you a a unique opportunity for acquire essential skills in a a growing sector. You will learn how to apply effective research methods, understanding the cost of accidents y carry out statistical analyses which can turning prevention into safety. This course, designed as an online course, adapts to your needs and helps you prepares you to tackle the current challenges of the labour market, where the demand for professionals trained in preventive management and accident analysis is booming. When you sign up, you’ll you position yourself at the forefront in a vital area, boosting your professional value and becoming a key agent of change within any organisation.

Objectives

  • Identify guiding principles in the investigation of workplace accidents.

  • Understanding basic concepts and proportions in the accidents at work.

  • Assess the selection accidents that require investigation.

  • Acknowledging legal liabilities in the preventive management.

  • Apply research methods for calculate accident costs.

  • Analysing standard stages and procedures in the accident investigation.

  • Interpreting statistical data for improve accident prevention.

Table of Contents

TEACHING UNIT 1. ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION. PRINCIPLES OF ACTION
Current situation
Basic concepts
Proportions
Accident investigation
Objectives of effective research
Accidents that must be investigated
Selection criteria
Participants
Advisory staff
Preventive management
Regulatory framework
Legal responsibilities
TEACHING UNIT 2. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY AND THE COST OF ACCIDENTS
Research methods:
Cost of accidents:
TEACHING UNIT 3. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY AND STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF ACCIDENTS
Introduction
Stages of the research:
Exchange of information
Standard procedure
Statistical analysis of accidents

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