This training provides a general background in how investigations and root cause analysis (RCA) are performed. It explains the importance of near miss reporting and investigation as a proactive tool to control risk before losses/harm occur. This course is for anyone who needs a general understanding of investigations, including reporting of near misses and how to interview.

Investigative Statement Analysis Training
Criminal Investigative Analysis Jobs

Skype for ios mac. The Investigative Analysis group of the Crime Analysis solution contains tools to aid investigators in exploring the relationships between incidents, suspects, location, and time. This course will help you be able to add this type of analysis and visualization into your daily analysis workflows. This training program was initially named the National Criminal Investigative Analysis Fellowship (NCIAF), and in 1989, one non-USA citizen from Canada and one Dutchmen were among those police officers trained by the FBI. During the following year, two Australians, and another Canadian were also included in the FBI training.

1337x movies library. This course is only offered as a private offering at a client’s site. Please contact PII for details about having our training provided at your site.

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Recommended prerequisites: None

Typical Course Candidates

Operations and Maintenance Staff, process reliability, and process quality control/assurance staff who may be team members
Managers who must ensure active participation on investigation and RCA processes

You Will Learn:

How to meet regulatory requirements for incident investigations
How and why to report near misses
How to help a team gather data, especially interviewing of peers
Overview of cause determination methods and overview of effective root cause determination methods
How to develop appropriate recommendations to address root causes

Take Home:

Comprehensive course notebook containing Root Cause Chart™
Certificate of Completion and 0.7 CEUs & 0.7 COCs

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Day 1 (8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.)

Basics of incidents and investigations
Workshop: Identifying near misses (near hits)
Gathering data
- Gathering data from people
Workshop: Identifying key data needs
Analyzing data for ALL causal factors
Determining ALL root causes of each causal factor
Workshop: Identifying root causes using the “Root Cause Chart” technique
Developing conclusions and recommendations

Investigative Statement Analysis Training

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Criminal Investigative Analysis Jobs

Bill Bridges is a primary instructor for this course. He has trained over 3000 investigators during the past 17 years of teaching this topic. And he has led over 100 major investigations of chemical and industrial accidents. He co-authored the definitive textbook on this topic by AIChE, Guidelines for Investigation of Incidents in the Chemical Industry, 2nd edition, 2003. To find our more about this course or to check into having this course taught at your site, contact Mr. Bridges at 1.865.675.3458 or by e-mail at wbridges@p-i-i-i.com.

Revonda Tew is a primary instructor for this course. She has many years of PSM implementation experience, led many investigations and participated in many others, and she has considerable training experience. Feel free to contact Mrs. Tew at rtew@p-i-i-i.com.

Investigative Analysis Training