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SERIOUS ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION TEAM INTRO BRIEFING

Our specialized team, including the Team Lead, Chief Investigator, Safety Manager, and Technical Specialist, presents an in-depth approach to investigating and analyzing serious accidents to prevent future occurrences. We cover chronology, findings, causes, system inadequacies, and recommendations. Our phased plan involves organization, data collection, analysis, and report writing to ensure thorough examination and reporting as per requirements.

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SERIOUS ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION TEAM INTRO BRIEFING

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  1. SERIOUS ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION TEAM INTRO BRIEFING

  2. INTRODUCTION OFTEAM MEMBERS • Team Lead • Chief Investigator • Accident Investigator Safety Manager • Technical Specialist - Documentation Specialist

  3. Here is our Approach for theInvestigation and Analysisof this Accidentand the Prevention of FutureSimilar Accidents

  4. WHAT HAPPENED?(Chronology, Findings & Causes) • Human Human Factors • Material Failure • Environmental Factor(s)

  5. WHY DID IT HAPPEN?(System Inadequacies/Causes) • Leadership • Training • Standards/Procedures • Support • Individual

  6. WHAT TO DO ABOUT IT?(Recommendations) • Fixes • Remedial Measures • Countermeasures

  7. HOW WE PLAN TO PROCEDE

  8. Phase 1 – Organization andPreliminary Examination • Organize the Team • In-Briefing with the AA • Transfer of any Evidence Already Secured to the Investigation Team • Preliminary Examination of Accident Site

  9. Phase 2 – Data Collection • Human Factors • Material Factors • Environmental Factors • and the Sequence of events

  10. Phase 3 – Analysis of Data • On going Process throughout the Data Collection Phase • Completed During the Deliberations Phase

  11. Phase 4 – Writing the Required Reports • Ensure that all Relevant Evidence is Gathered and Carefully Recorded and Reported in Accordance with Department and Bureau Requirements • Reports. 24 and 72 hour reports. And finally the Factual and Management Reports are due in 45 days from the day of the incident

  12. Any Questions/Comments?

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