Accident Investigation

A series of workshops that focus on three disciplines related to load handling; crane operations, rigging activities and forklift operations.

The ITI Accident Investigation Course begins with a series of workshops that focus on three disciplines related to load handling; crane operations, rigging activities, and forklift operations. Problem-solving workshops help solidify participants' understanding and knowledge concerning equipment set-up, proper application, capacity information, inspection, hazard recognition, and operational safety.

Candidates for the Accident Investigation Course cover a wide range of positions and roles. Safety professionals and employees in supervisory roles who oversee load handling work, but do not necessarily perform these operations, undoubtedly will benefit from the 3-Day Course. Additionally, lead field and trade personnel such as millwrights, pipe fitters, iron workers, maintenance personnel, risk management professionals, and regulatory representatives are ideal candidates for the accident investigation course.

Course Subjects

• Understanding Equipment Operations
• Federal, State, and Provincial Regulations and Standards
• Operator/Rigging Assignments & Performance
•  Fact vs. Fiction
• Leading Cause Identification
• Violations of Corporate and Jurisdictional Requirements
• Corrective Action Plan