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There are many ways to build a career in health and safety. NOSA can help you understand your options, choose your training and develop your skills as your career grows. 

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There are many ways to build a career in health and safety. NOSA can help you understand your options, choose your training and develop your skills as your career grows. 

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Incident Investigation Awareness Certification

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

  • Explain why incidents are investigated and what a good investigation aims to achieve
  • Describe the typical steps in an incident investigation, from securing the scene to closing out corrective actions
  • Identify the difference between an immediate cause and a root cause
  • Recognise the common human and system factors that contribute to incidents
  • Explain your role in supporting an investigation, whether as a witness, team member, or bystander

Duration

1 day

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N/A

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Course Summary

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

  • Explain why incidents are investigated and what a good investigation aims to achieve
  • Describe the typical steps in an incident investigation, from securing the scene to closing out corrective actions
  • Identify the difference between an immediate cause and a root cause
  • Recognise the common human and system factors that contribute to incidents
  • Explain your role in supporting an investigation, whether as a witness, team member, or bystander

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