About SHEQ (ICAM)

Course Brochure

Professor James Reason discovered that there are often many factors leading up to an incident. In fact, there are often several layers of protection that must break down for major incidents to eventuate.

Each layer of protection may be incomplete or lacking in some area like a piece of swiss cheese providing gaps that allow that layer of protection to be penetrated. When these gaps line up, multiple layers of protection can be penetrated at once and the scale of incident can escalate leading to catastrophic events.

This course & the SHEQ software provide a great foundation to perform sound incident investigations & build concise SHEQ reports

Session 1 - SHEQ theory, worked scenario's & effective reports

Tuesday 18th Jan (10:30am-4:00pm ADST)

Why do formal incident investigations
Understanding what problems are suitable for SHEQ (ICAM) incident investigation
RCA2Go SHEQ software training interwoven with the exercises
Understanding of the Incident Causation Analysis Model (ICAM)
Interactive scenario exercises
Professor James Reason's Swiss Cheese Causation Model
Brainstorming for causes
Understanding cause groupings for effective reporting
Building an incident investigation report

Session 2 - Your Real Workplace Incident & Report Development

Wednesday 1st September (10am-1:30pm AEST)

Real workplace incident investigation from your workplace
Development your own SHEQ (ICAM) Report

SHEQ SOFTWARE BONUS!

NOTE: This course comes with SIX MONTHS FREE ACCESS to the RCA2Go SHEQ software for each course participant. Build your own form layout with this highly tailorable software.

Benefits of Online SHEQ (ICAM) training delivery

We've had a lot of positive feedback about the level of interaction, regardless of whether trainees have been at work, in a remote location, in different states / regions or working from home. Of course, online delivery also means less time away from the workplace & financial sense as it eliminates travel expenses & wasted time. Each session is run via video conferencing facilitated by us as we continue to support you through one session covering the SHEQ (ICAM) theory and one session working on your real current unsolved SHEQ (ICAM) issue through to developing the Incident Cause Analysis Method report for your project. We're including access to our RCA2Go SHEQ software as part of the course with 6 month FREE trial period to ensure you have the best experience from the online training and get to check out the software for yourself.

What do I need?

You will need a computer with online access, as well as video and audio. There is no need for software download. The RCA2Go software is web based and a login will be provided for this.

We will provide you with a hard copy of the training manual and a PDF of work sheets for the course.

Who should attend?

This course is applicable to anyone wanting to learn how to use formal problem solving to solve complex problems.

Can we do this course in-house?

Absolutely, contact us for more details. Any site, anywhere!

About the Trainer

Jeff Naylor has worked across many industry sectors and delivered more than 200 problem solving courses over the last 5 years. With broad industry background experience, Jeff has supported industry sectors including chemical, fibre optics, fertilizer, pharmaceutical, petrochemical, pulp & paper, manufacturing assembly, dairy, automotive, power generation, oil & gas, power transmission, water, defence, distribution, health care, aircraft and manufacturing.

Problem solvers vs Resistance to change

SIRF Roundtables developed this course after repeated requests from our members for affordable, effective problem solving training with flexible delivery options, while still being easy to integrate into their existing safety, quality, or continuous improvement programs. We can even customise the delivery for in-house programs to only use examples from your own workplace! Contact us for more information!

For Further Information, email: RCA@sirfrt.com

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