Incident Investigation & Management

Objectives

Techniques to Find Root Causes of Incidents

The Incident Investigation course focuses on techniques for gathering complete, accurate, and objective incident data, establishing root causes, reporting findings, and determining corrective action.

Discussion, demonstrations, and exercises cover investigation and interview techniques. Participants learn how to uncover the who, what, why, when, and how of each incident, and how to analyze data to prevent injuries, property damage, and financial losses.

Outline

Module 1: Fire Safety Legal Framework

• Overview of fire safety legislation and regulations
• Responsibilities of duty holders under the law
• Understanding the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order
• Interpreting fire safety guidance documents and codes of practice

Module 2: Fire Risk Assessment and Management

• Advanced techniques for conducting fire risk assessments
• Evaluating and managing fire hazards and risks
• Developing fire safety management plans
• Fire safety audit and review processes

Module 3: Fire Safety in Building Design and Construction

• Fire safety considerations in building design
• Compliance with building regulations and standards
• Active and passive fire protection systems
• Managing fire safety during construction and refurbishment projects

Module 4: Fire Safety Strategy and Emergency Planning

• Developing comprehensive fire safety strategies
• Designing effective emergency evacuation plans
• Emergency planning for large or complex premises
• Communicating fire safety information to building occupants

Module 5: Fire Safety Inspections and Enforcement

• Roles and responsibilities of fire safety inspectors
• Conducting effective fire safety inspections
• Enforcing fire safety regulations and issuing notices
• Collaboration with enforcement agencies and authorities

Module 6: Fire Safety Training and Education for Managers

• Training needs analysis and competency frameworks
• Designing and delivering fire safety training for managers
• Promoting fire safety awareness and culture within the organization
• Ensuring compliance with training requirements

Module 7: Fire Safety Management Systems

• Introduction to fire safety management systems (FSMS)
• Implementing a structured FSMS (e.g., ISO 45001)
• Monitoring and reviewing the effectiveness of the FSMS
• Continual improvement and best practices in fire safety management

Module 8: Fire Safety in High-Risk Environments

• Fire safety considerations in high-rise buildings
• Fire safety management in healthcare facilities
• Managing fire risks in industrial and hazardous environments
• Fire safety in transportation and storage facilities

Module 9: Business Continuity and Fire Emergency Planning

• Integrating fire safety into business continuity plans
• Developing fire emergency response procedures
• Coordinating with emergency services and first responders
• Testing and reviewing fire emergency plans

Module 10: Fire Safety Leadership and Management

• Effective leadership in fire safety management
• Collaboration and communication with stakeholders
• Managing budgets and resources for fire safety

Establishing a culture of continuous improvement in fire safety

Who Should Attend ?

The course is designed for individuals who have a solid understanding of fire safety principles and are responsible for managing fire safety within their organizations or premises. This course builds upon the knowledge gained in Level 1 and Level 2 Fire Safety training, focusing on advanced fire safety management strategies, regulatory compliance, and risk assessment.