Training and Events eBulletin

Are you having trouble viewing this email? View the content as a web page.

Investigate incidents effectively with HSE

The investigation and analysis of work-related accidents and incidents forms an essential part of managing health and safety. By learning lessons and making improvements, organisations can prevent similar incidents occurring in the future.

HSE offers two courses designed to equip delegates with the knowledge and skills to effectively carry out investigations in their own workplaces when incidents occur.

Human Factors in Accident and Incident Investigations

This training course will give delegates knowledge and practical support for investigating the role of human factors in accident and incident investigations, helping them to find ways of achieving effective change within their own organisational context.

Delegates will learn from experts that have been involved in accident and incident investigations across a wide range of sectors and situations

The following dates are available to book now:

NEBOSH HSE Introduction to Incident Investigation

HSE and NEBOSH have jointly developed this one day qualification to show how non-complex incidents can be investigated effectively.

The course is relevant for delegates from all sectors: from manufacturing, construction, financial services, local government and retail, to health care, social services and the caring professions, in fact in any work situation where the outcomes from effective investigations can help improve management arrangements for risk control and compliance

The following dates are available to book now:

Visit solutions.hse.gov.uk to view all of our upcoming courses.

All of our training courses can be delivered in-company, contact us to discuss your requirements.

Web | Email | Phone: +44 (0) 203 028 3704

You can get all the latest news and updates from HSE across a range of industries and topics.

Review and update your topic choices

Subscriber services:

Manage Preferences | Unsubscribe | Disclaimer
Email was sent to newsletter@newslettercollector.com

www.hse.gov.uk