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EOSH Level 3 Award in Accident Investigation & Prevention
EOSH Level 3 Award in Accident Investigation & Prevention
Overview: The EOSH Level 3 Award in Accident Investigation & Prevention is an advanced certification designed to furnish participants with an in-depth understanding of accident investigation techniques alongside proactive prevention strategies. This program provides a comprehensive examination of accident analysis methodologies, root cause identification, and the formulation of robust preventive measures. Participants will acquire the skills necessary to lead thorough investigations and implement strategies that effectively mitigate risks and prevent incidents. The course blends theoretical instruction with practical exercises and case studies, enabling attendees to cultivate a culture of safety and implement effective preventive measures across varied environments.
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of the EOSH Level 3 Award in Accident Investigation & Prevention, participants will be able to:
- Understand the key principles and significance of accident investigation and prevention within diverse workplaces.
- Apply a variety of accident investigation methodologies effectively in real-world scenarios.
- Conduct root cause analysis and analyze accident data to inform preventive measures.
- Develop and implement tailored preventive strategies based on investigation findings.
- Utilize hazard identification tools and techniques to proactively manage workplace risks.
- Communicate findings and recommendations effectively through structured reporting.
- Recognize the impact of human factors on safety and develop behavior-based prevention strategies.
- Navigate the legal and ethical dimensions related to accident investigations.
- Critically evaluate case studies to derive best practices and innovative approaches to accident prevention.
Course Outline
The EOSH Level 3 Award in Accident Investigation & Prevention consists of the following units:
Unit 01: Introduction to Accident Investigation & Prevention
- Overview of the course and relevance of safety management systems.
Unit 02: Accident Investigation Methodologies
- Exploration of various investigation techniques and frameworks (e.g., SCAT, STPA, etc.).
Unit 03: Strategy Development for Advanced Prevention
- Learning how to develop proactive strategies to prevent accidents and manage risks.
Unit 04: Accident Data Management and Analysis
- Techniques for collecting, interpreting, and analyzing accident data effectively.
Unit 05: Hazards Identification & Root Cause Analysis
- Methods for identifying potential hazards and conducting root cause analysis.
Unit 06: Developing Preventive Strategies
- Framework for designing and implementing effective preventive measures.
Unit 07: Reporting and Communication
- Best practices for creating comprehensive reports and effectively communicating findings.
Unit 08: Human Factors and Behavior-Based Prevention
- Understanding the role of human behavior in safety and techniques for influencing positive safety behavior.
Unit 09: Legal and Ethical Considerations
- Overview of the legal requirements and ethical responsibilities in conducting accident investigations.
Unit 10: Case Studies and Simulation Exercises
- Application of learned skills through analysis of case studies and engagement in simulation exercises.
Duration
The recommended duration of the EOSH Level 3 Award in Accident Investigation & Prevention is 5 days. Extensions may be considered to address specific learning needs, ensuring comprehensive coverage of all material, but the duration cannot be decreased.
Assessment
Participants will be assessed through:
- Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQ): A set of objective questions designed to evaluate participants’ understanding and retention of the course materials, with a required passing percentage.
- Practical Assessments: Scenario-based evaluations where learners will demonstrate proficiency in accident investigation techniques and preventive strategy formulation.
To earn the EOSH Level 3 Award in Accident Investigation & Prevention, participants must successfully pass both assessments.