The aim of this course is to provide shipboard personnel with the knowledge and skills required to effectively investigate accidents, incidents, and near misses on board ships. The course enables participants to identify immediate, underlying, and root causes of incidents, apply relevant maritime regulations and industry guidelines, conduct systematic investigations, prepare accurate reports, and recommend corrective and preventive measures to enhance safety performance and prevent recurrence.
The course 'Accident and Incident Investigation and Analysis' is designed to equip participants in alignment with IMO Model Course 3.11. Safety Investigation into Marine Casualties and Marine Incidents, and in accordance with the requirements of the Oil Companies International Marine Forum (OCIMF).
OBJECTIVES:
Understanding the reasons behind carrying out an investigation
How to collect physical and human evidence
Interview techniques
Understanding the causes of incidents and accidents.
Understanding the human element
Conducting an accident/Incident Investigation
Analysing root causes, using tools and techniques, evaluation, report writing, and follow-up of an incident/accident
COURSE CONTENT:
Introduction
Proactive health and safety management onboard
Why investigate accidents?
Accident studies
Legislation and industry guidelines
Cause and effect
Control
Stages of incident investigation
Laurent failures
Incident potential
Principles of incident prevention
Inspection
Incident investigation guidelines
Report writing
Accident investigation process
Regulations and guidelines
Human factor analysis
Root cause analysis
Data collection and analysis
Report writing
Legal and insurance aspects
Case studies
Multidisciplinary approach
Preventive measures
Role and responsibility of the shipboard safety officer
The aim of this course is to provide shipboard personnel with the knowledge and skills required to effectively investigate accidents, incidents, and near misses on board ships. The course enables participants to identify immediate, underlying, and root causes of incidents, apply relevant maritime regulations and industry guidelines, conduct systematic investigations, prepare accurate reports, and recommend corrective and preventive measures to enhance safety performance and prevent recurrence.
The course 'Accident and Incident Investigation and Analysis' is designed to equip participants in alignment with IMO Model Course 3.11. Safety Investigation into Marine Casualties and Marine Incidents, and in accordance with the requirements of the Oil Companies International Marine Forum (OCIMF).
OBJECTIVES:
Understanding the reasons behind carrying out an investigation
How to collect physical and human evidence
Interview techniques
Understanding the causes of incidents and accidents.
Understanding the human element
Conducting an accident/Incident Investigation
Analysing root causes, using tools and techniques, evaluation, report writing, and follow-up of an incident/accident
COURSE CONTENT:
Introduction
Proactive health and safety management onboard
Why investigate accidents?
Accident studies
Legislation and industry guidelines
Cause and effect
Control
Stages of incident investigation
Laurent failures
Incident potential
Principles of incident prevention
Inspection
Incident investigation guidelines
Report writing
Accident investigation process
Regulations and guidelines
Human factor analysis
Root cause analysis
Data collection and analysis
Report writing
Legal and insurance aspects
Case studies
Multidisciplinary approach
Preventive measures
Role and responsibility of the shipboard safety officer
