Tripod Beta Incident Investigation, TIM

Summary & Objectives

Course outline & topics:

Risk management process, risk assessment, application risk assessment matrix
What makes an incident an incident and how/ when is it worth investigating
Decision making and initiating an investigation in accordance with terms of reference
Team member selection/ positive and negative aspects of involving various parties in an investigation team
The substrate of analysis: An agreed collection of facts: Practical aspects and analytical tool positioning
The Tripod (Beta) theory and analysis concept key learning point: To understand the basics of the Tripod theory
Introduction to Tripod Beta in practice: agent of change, events & objects: AEO trios
Tripod Beta - the concept of ‘barriers: ’controls and defences’
The investigation process
Key steps in evidence building
Information sources and their characteristics
Human behaviour and human error theory model
Interviewing as an information source in investigation
Organisation and preparation
Logistics and practical aspects
Conduct, psychological and ethical aspects
Practical interviewing workshop
Tripod theory on accident causation with relation to evidence development, violations and consequence management
Organising facts, approaching objectivity: Storyboard, STEP

Participants will acquire the basics of becoming an incident investigator applying the Tripod Beta methodology, including:

This training is certified for 2 SKO points by the Hobéon foundation SKO-VK. For more information about the Hobéon foundation click here.

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