The primary objective of this program is to acquaint participants with investigation methods used when all types of accidents occur – personal injury, property damage, and near misses
The primary objective of this program is to acquaint participants with investigation methods used when all types of accidents occur – personal injury, property damage, and near misses. In addition to this participants will learn the basic principles used in incident/accident investigation procedures in order to achieve the most desired result – prevention of re-occurrence.
Participants will also learn about legislative compliance regarding reporting requirements (WSIB Form 7 and Ministry of Labour) as well as the proper completion of in-house investigation reports.
Participants will learn:
Definitions
Practical Leadership Skills Cause and Effects of Loss training;
Practical Leadership Skills for Incident/Accident Investigation training;
Review Systematic Cause Analysis Techniques (SCAT); and
3 Live Case Scenarios presented in a live “Theater” workshop
Recognize the need for an investigation
Investigate the scene of the injury/incident
Interviewing victims and witnesses
Distinguish fact from fiction
Determine the immediate and basic causes, including the root cause and any other contributing factors
Compile data and prepare reports
Make recommendations for prevention
Pat Evangelisto spent 25 years in manufacturing – initially in Human Resources where he obtained his CHRP (Certified Human Resources Professional). During this period of time he held senior HR positions where he was responsible for everything from labour negotiations and labour relations to recruitment and benefits administration. From the beginning, health and safety was a priority. Not only did he understand the importance of providing a safe environment for people to work in, but also saw the benefits of involving people in making workplaces safe.
The course is interactive, and as applicable to the work environment as possible. If the client has their own machines, we will train with those machines.
The term “hot work” refers to any labour that involves open flames, produces sparks, or can start a fire by other means.
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