Overview

Incidents (that may or may not lead to actual loss) happen every day. Many of these could have been prevented if only previous incidents/near misses would have been reported, properly investigated and analyzed. The objective of investigations is evaluation of existing physical and organizational safeguards and improvement of the effectiveness of the safety management system, and prevention of jumping to conclusions.

The vast majority of incidents are a direct result of human error. Understanding the basic factors leading to human error is the first step towards a better control of such factors. In this practical course, delegates will become familiar with the techniques to combine investigation and analysis and be able to apply this in daily practice.

Key learning objectives

• To be able to apply an incident investigation and analysis method in the own work environment in order to determine the causes leading to those accidents and develop appropriate control measures
• To be able to prepare a logical and comprehensive report for stakeholders
• Obtain lasting benefits w.r.t. the level of control of basic factors, leading to incidents.

Who Should Attend

• Shipowners
• Ship managers
• Superintendents
• Deck and engine officers
• Technical officers
• Legal advisors
• Safety officers
• Nautical officers
•  Marine engineers
• Senior shore-based and ship-board management
• Those who are involved in safety i.e. Flag State, Shipping Inspectorate, P&I club, etc.

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