Published 2/2023MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHzLanguage: English | Size: 287.95 MB | Duration: 0h 32m

Learn to set up and conduct accident investigation interviews

What you'll learn

Get the MAXIMUM INFORMATION about an occupational or process safety accident

PLAN an accident or critical equipment failure investigation interview

CONDUCT an accident investigation interview

WHAT QUESTIONS to ask the interviewee

Requirements

You do not need experience. You will learn what you need to conduct a good interview.

Description

This course was designed to help people who work in the root cause analysis of occupational safety or process accidents, and must conduct interviews with those involved in the accident. In a root cause analysis, the interview is an important tool for data collection. Knowing what it's like to ask is the key to getting the most important informations.In this unprecedented course, you will learn several techniques conducted in an interview and before that, learn how to be prepared for an interview. The course is divided into four parts: planning the interview, developing questions, conducting the interview, and ending the interview.In the planning section I will give tips on the resources you will dedicate to this moment, such as the format of the meeting place, number of people, etc. In the question development class, I will bring tips for formulating assertive questions that favor dialogue with your interviewee. I will talk about the funnel technique, which helps a lot in conducting the interview. Next, let's see how to conduct the interview, how to behave, how the roles are distributed. Finally, we will have a class talking about closing the interview, because ending well is as important as starting well.At the end of each class you will have a "summary" of the content to fix the contents and tips.

Overview

Section 1: Industrial incidents investigations

Lecture 1 Planning the interviwe

Lecture 2 Making the right questions

Lecture 3 Conducting the interview - part 1

Lecture 4 Conducting the interview - part 2

Lecture 5 Ending the interview

Professionals in the areas of safety, eeering, operation and reliability.

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