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Module 1: Foundations of Operational Safety and Root Cause Analysis

  • Core principles governing operational safety
  • Differentiating between symptoms, proximate causes, and underlying root causes
  • Systemic methodology for incident investigation

Module 2: Root Cause Analysis Tools

  • The “5 Whys” technique
  • Cause-and-effect diagrams (Ishikawa)
  • Fault Tree and Cause Tree analysis
  • TapRoot model and other advanced analytical approaches

Module 3: Practical Application

  • Selection of relevant real-world or simulated case studies
  • Identification of immediate, contributing, and root causes
  • Evaluation of existing barriers and failed controls
  • Development of causal diagrams

Module 4: Root Cause Analysis Reports and Action Plans

  • Structure of technical RCA reports
  • Documentation of causes and conclusions
  • Design of corrective and preventive actions aligned with SMART criteria
  • Establishment of effectiveness indicators and follow-up mechanisms

Module 5: Integration into the Management System

  • Incorporation of RCA into Safety Management Systems (SMS) and ISO 45001 standards
  • Implementation of a just culture framework for incident reporting
  • Dissemination of lessons learned and organizational feedback loops

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • Comprehensive knowledge of operational safety principles
  • Proven track record in managing workplace incidents
  • Proficiency with established safety management frameworks

Target Audience

  • Operational safety personnel
  • Team supervisors and leaders
  • Program managers and safety auditors
This curriculum is designed specifically for government personnel requiring rigorous adherence to safety protocols and accountability standards.
 14 Hours

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