Overview
An investigation that finds a person has usually stopped too early. This covers root cause analysis, handling evidence and witnesses, and writing a report that produces corrective action rather than a search for somebody to blame.
Root cause analysis, handling evidence, and writing a report that produces corrective action instead of a search for someone to blame.

An investigation that finds a person has usually stopped too early. This covers root cause analysis, handling evidence and witnesses, and writing a report that produces corrective action rather than a search for somebody to blame.
The purpose and principles of incident investigation.
Securing the scene and preserving evidence.
Gathering accounts fairly and effectively.
Techniques for finding underlying causes.
Developing actions that prevent recurrence.
Writing clear, action-focused investigation reports.
SHE officers, supervisors, and managers responsible for investigating workplace incidents and accidents.
A safety, operations or management role carrying investigation responsibility.
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