Millions of people are suffering from accidents and incidents from work due to poor health and safety management on site and its implementation of H&S policies. Causes of accidents are both human error and lack of training to perform the work-related duties. Here list of people who were, directly and indirectly, involved in accidents and incidents at work in the United Kingdom only. 555,000 Estimated non-fatal injuries to workers according to self-reports in 2017/18 by Labour Force Survey (LFS) in the UK 71,062 Employee non-fatal injuries reported by employers in 2017/18 by Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations (RIDDOR)

Self-reported non-fatal injuries by the length of absence from work

(LFS estimate, 2017/18)

 Non-fatal injuries to employees by most common accident kinds

(Non-fatal injuries reported under RIDDOR 2017/18, includes those accident kinds that account for 5% or more of the total)

In this training program, we aim to equip you with a different way to carry out the investigation to take measure to control the number of accidents at work.

Course Content

• What is accident Investigation
• Why Accident Investigation
• Investigation process
• Control the scene
• Data gathering
• Final Report
• Near-miss accidents

Course Learning Objectives

1. You will learn about the causes and reasons behind the accidents at work and its preventive measure to control the accidents at the workplace
2. You will be competent to carry out proactive inspections to prevent accidents at the workplace
3. Able to carrying workplace inspections and conduct interviews of other members
4. Develop the skills to communicate, write and record-keeping of all the findings
5. In any incident or accident involving death or a serious fire situation, it will be inevitable that a coronial inquest will be conducted. It is therefore crucial that all the facts and supporting documentation, samples and evidence are collated, adequate and complete, ready for presentation
6. By the end of this training, you are able to prepare Accuracy & completeness of information clarity & completeness of the description of the sequence of events leading up to the accident correct identification of all causal factors Clarity & completeness of all causal factors.
7. Able to maintain documents to comply with the legal requirement
8. Understand the effects of accidents on the mental and physical health of people
9. Able to reduce financial looses of organisation/Workplace
10. Able to recommend preventative measures to reduce and control accidents

Who can do this course

• Project Managers
• Site Supervisors
• Facilities Manager
• Facilities Assistant
• Building Manager
• Building Assistant
• Office Manager
• Office Staff
• Engineers & Architects
• Health and Safety Representatives
• Teachers & Head Teacher
• Environmental Professionals

Employment Opportunities:

• Accident assessor
• Workplace safety assessor
• Independent accident investigator
• Building Safety Auditor