Analysis Techniques for Accident Investigators

Program Overview

This five-day online course from Cranfield University equips accident investigators with a range of analysis techniques and their underlying theories. Through case studies and practical exercises, participants learn to select appropriate techniques, develop timelines, evaluate evidence, and identify safety issues. The course is part of the MSc in Safety and Accident Investigation program and can be taken independently or combined with other courses for a postgraduate qualification.

Program Outline

Extracted Information: Analysis Techniques for Accident Investigators Course (Cranfield University)

Degree Overview:

Overview:

This course delves into accident analysis techniques for professionals investigating incidents in various safety-critical domains. You'll gain expertise in methodical and structured analysis, enhancing your competence as an accident investigator.

Objectives:

• Master an array of accident analysis techniques and their foundational theories.
• Learn to discern critical factors when selecting analysis techniques in diverse contexts.
• Apply your knowledge through case studies and practical exercises focused on timeline development, evidence evaluation, and safety issue identification.
• Refine your written communication skills by learning to translate analysis models into comprehensive reports (applicable to MSc in Safety and Accident Investigation participants).

Description:

This five-day course can be taken online for maximum flexibility. It integrates interactive elements like live lectures, group exercises, and self-study. For information on the course's online format, refer to the provided link within the context.

Outline:

Content:

• Selection of accident analysis techniques and their underlying theories.
• Critical evaluation of selected techniques using case studies.
• Practical exercises involving timeline development, evidence evaluation, and safety issue identification.
• MSc in Safety and Accident Investigation participants: Learn to translate analysis models into written reports.

Structure:

• Five days duration.
• Online delivery format.
• Blend of live lectures, group exercises, and self-study.

Schedule:

Please inquire for upcoming course dates.

Modules:

• Introduction to Accident Analysis Techniques and Underlying Theories
• Choosing Appropriate Analysis Techniques
• Applying Specific Techniques to Case Studies
• Practical Exercises in Timeline Development, Evidence Evaluation, and Safety Issue Identification

Teaching:

Methods:

• Interactive online environment with live lectures, group exercises, and self-study.
• Practical applications through case studies and exercises.

Faculty:

• Janos Rozsa, Lecturer in Safety and Accident Investigation - Course Lead

Other:

• This course aligns with the MSc in Safety and Accident Investigation program, allowing you to combine it with other courses towards a postgraduate qualification.
• Discounts available for multiple participants from the same organization.
• On-campus accommodation options (Mitchell Hall or Cranfield Management Development Centre) can be booked separately.
• Nearby hotels also available for your convenience.

Note:

The provided information reflects the current state of the context as of November 1, 2023. As this was the last information available, there may be updates regarding the course unavailable to me.