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COURSE MODULES

Introduction

Assignments Worksheet

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Module 1: Initiating the Process

First things first
Securing the accident scene
Reporting the accident

Module 2: Documenting the Accident Scene

Why use a team approach
Documentation procedures
Documentation techniques

Module 3: Conducting Interviews

Preparing for the interview
Cooperation is the key"
Effective interview techniques

Module 4: Analyzing the Accident Process

Sorting it out
Analysis defined
Why accidents happen
Developing the sequence of events
Painting a word picture
The Accident Investigation Worksheet

Module 5: Determining Surface and Root Causes

Actors and actions
Surface causes defined
Direct cause of injury
Root causes defined
The levels of cause analysis

Module 6: Developing Effective Recommendations

Do it right!
The "Hierarchy of Controls"
Proposing system improvements
The GIGO Principle
The six key questions
Providing options

Module 7: Writing the Report

Perceptions is reality!
Old theories and new theories
Completing the accident report form

Submit Assignments and Evaluation

Extended response assignments
Course evaluation
Certificate information

Quiz Answers

Course Appendix

Appendix A: Meet Your Instructor
Appendix B: Tips on Completing Assignment

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