Introduction to Accident and Incident Investigation With option to reserve examination

This workshop provides an overview of accident investigation and also provides a working knowledge of the conduct of small-scale investigations. <br /><br />International standards require states to have adequate systems in place in order to investigate accidents and incidents. The scale of an adverse event will dictate the scope and complexity of any investigation. However, the fundamental principles of investigation and the goal of the process remain the same irrespective of the nature of the event. This workshop outlines the nature of the investigation process, explores the conduct of investigations and examines he application of different theoretical models of accident causation. The role of the investigation process in organizational learning will be examined. Delegates will experience aspects of the investigation process through the use of case studies. The investigation process will be set in the context of developing a Safety Management System. <br />  <br />Content The nature of investigation: Legal requirements, purpose of investigation. Conduct of a large investigation: Outline of how a major investigation is managed. Risks and Hazards: Definitions ad concepts, implications for investigation planning. Human factors in adverse events: Overview of Human Factors, Crew Resource Management and Threat and Error Management. Models of Event Causation: Review of major categories of accident causation models concentrating on latest thinking in safety management. Investigation and Safety Management: Developing a Safety Management System. Investigation as a tool within an SMS, investigation as a validation tool for an SMS. Dealing with local incidents: Conducting local investigation. Investigating maintenance and air traffic: Application of investigation techniques across the aviation system. Reporting writing: The structure of reports with emphasis on the Analysis section, the role of recommendation in investigation reports.  Learning from events: Drawing the correct conclusions <br /> <br />Learning Objectives: At the end of this workshop delegates will have acquired: An understanding of the legal framework for the conduct of investigations An understanding of the organization of a large investigation An awareness of risk and hazard in aviation The skills of conducting a local investigation An insight into the way explanatory models shape an enquiry An understanding of investigation as a tool in an SMS An insight into event analysis in order to promote safety<br /> <br />Target Group: Aviation authorities, airline managers, airport managers <br /> <br />Duration: It starts at 9:00 on day 1, and ends at approximately 17:00 on day 2 (click here to see the detailed programme).<br /> <br /> <br /> Click on the apply button to view further information on each course <br />