incident investigation fundamentals
icam-informed investigation skills that find causes, not culprits.
- delivery
- live online + in-person
- duration
- one day
- indicative price
- $495
- category
- WHS essentials
about this course
an ICAM informed introduction to investigating incidents for causes instead of culprits: evidence, timelines, contributing factors and recommendations an organisation can actually implement.
who it's for
supervisors, WHS advisers and managers who lead or contribute to incident investigations and want findings that stand up.
what you'll learn
- plan an investigation: scene, evidence, people and timeframes
- interview for information, not confession
- build a timeline and separate facts from assumptions
- identify contributing factors across people, environment, equipment and organisation
- write findings and recommendations that survive review
certificate & badge
finishing this course earns the arrley academy certificate: incident investigation fundamentals, with a shareable digital badge arriving alongside the first intakes.
arrley academy certificates are professional development credentials issued by arrley. they are not nationally recognised training and arrley is not a registered training organisation (rto).
common questions
what does ICAM stand for in incident investigation?
ICAM is the incident cause analysis method, a widely used australian approach that looks past the immediate event to the organisational, workplace and human factors that contributed. this course is icam-informed: it teaches the underlying discipline of evidence, timelines and contributing factors without locking you into one template.
who should investigate workplace incidents?
anyone likely to lead or contribute to one: supervisors, WHS advisers and managers. whoever runs the investigation needs to gather evidence properly, interview without contaminating accounts and separate facts from assumptions.
is incident investigation training a legal requirement?
the WHS act doesn't mandate a specific course, but pcbus must notify regulators of certain incidents and are expected to learn from them. findings that stand up to scrutiny, and to court if it comes to that, need investigators who know what they're doing.
how long is the course and how is it delivered?
one day, live online or in-person, for $495. finishing it earns the arrley academy certificate in incident investigation fundamentals. register your interest to hear when first intakes open.
register your interest
no payment, no commitment. we'll email you when intakes open, and you'll be first in.