Tripod Beta Practitioner, CPT
Summary & Objectives
At the end of this workshop participants will be able to:
- Describe the key elements of the risk management process. Use a risk assessment matrix
- Understand the decision the decisions necessary to initiate an investigation in accordance with terms of reference
- Understand the positive and negative aspects of involving various parties in an investigation team
- Describe the context in which the Tripod Beta methodology fits
- Use Tripod Beta theory to construct an accurate event, object, agent, (EOA) diagrams.
- Use Tripod Beta theory to complete the investigation plan by identifying appropriate barriers
- Understand human behaviour and the human error theory model
- Use physical evidence gathering and observation techniques effectively to gather information carefully and accurately to secure evidence to test the investigation plan
- Use interviewing techniques effectively to gather information caringly to secure evidence to test the investigation plan
- Use sequential time event plotting to organise facts
- Use Tripod Beta theory to identify immediate and underlying causes and to construct an accurate incident causation tree
- Understand and apply basic risk factors
- Identify control and prevention measures/remedial actions to prevent reoccurrence that directly address both the immediate and underlying causes of the incident
- Facilitate an Incident analysis team to effectively analyse a serious accident
- Use Tripod Beta methodology to complete analysis of a 'real' incident as part of a team
- Complete the Tripod Beta Practitioner knowledge assessment
- Understand the international accreditation process
Benefits
Participants gain insights and (initial) skills in Incident Investigation and Analysis, including management communication of findings, according to the Tripod Beta Methodology, in a limited amount of time spent.
This training is certified for 4 SKO points by the Hobéon foundation SKO-VK. For more information about the Hobéon foundation click here.