Introduction –
This course focuses on the essential elements required to support the SMS practical investigation role – analysing – understanding and developing mitigations for the incidents accidents and safety occurrences which are faced on a regular basis within our organisation.
Such incidents do not necessarily lead directly to significant negative outcomes, however may become a precursor or element of a future event. We have an opportunity to subject such safety occurrences to correct and proper investigation and analysis, in this way they may have a significant and beneficial effect on the organisations ability to improve its safety performance.
Detailed Content / Topics – The following Subjects will be addressed –
– Abbreviations
– Regulatory, Industry and Business Drivers influencing our SMS
– Investigation and Analysis Considering Risk and Exposure – When to Perform Investigations
– What level of Investigation is Appropriate – Measuring Exposure and Return on Investment?
– Considering the Information Available to the SMS
– Constructing the event time line which will support analysis
– Further investigation process derived from the time line
– Constructing the event time line which will support analysis
– Further investigation process derived from the time line
– Consider Mitigations which may remove the Exposures introduced by HF / CRM Considerations
– Explores the concept of risk as a matter of perspective, and the interaction of consequences and likelihood to determine risk
– How we Measure and Categorize Risk
– Discusses the tolerability and acceptability of risk to an organization
– Delivering Safety Improvements through Cultural Change
– Developing Mitigations and Safety Improvements
– The responsibility of the Investigator to develop and present proposed mitigations
Target Groups –
Safety and Quality Audit staff, Members of the safety action group, safety experts, SMS stake holders.
Pre-requisites –
A strong understanding of QMS, SMS and organisational processes.
Learning Objectives –
After completion of this course, Delegates should be able to perform all steps necessary to perform appropriate investigations and analysis, and will be equipped to apply those skills in a practical way and propose mitigation within their organisation.
Duration –
1 Day – The training will commence at 09.00 and finish at 17.00, with appropriate refreshment breaks.
To register for this training, please email office@sassofia.com or Call +359 28210806
