Independent accident investigations
Accidents and low consequence incidents offer a huge potential for slowing down, reflecting, learning and bringing change within the organisation.
Unlike typical investigation and analysis, we gather with your team, map the entire event on a whiteboard and create opportunities for individual and group discussions.
This will not only provide you with a detailed assessment and report but you will also learn with us as part of the investigation process.
We will visually map the event so you can 'see' what went wrong and right
We use the iCue method based on Social Psychology of Risk to visually map the event, trigger conversations and learning.
Learning does not have to wait until a report is published; we will learn all along the process of mapping and visualising what we discuss.
In this video you can find out more about the iCue method.
Our iCue library offers more videos on how the iCue method can be used for investigating accidents, conducting risk assessments and conversations.
Are We Learning from Accidents? By Dr Nippin Anand
- How do human beings learn, unlearn and make decisions
- How can we understand and improve sensemaking in our organisations?
- How can we observe and learn from everyday work (using a cultural framework)?
- How can we develop and foster expertise in our organisations?
- What does it mean to experience trauma in a crisis?
- How do human beings make decisions in a crisis situation?
- Why do we blame and why we cannot avoid blaming?
- How can we truly and genuinely learn from accidents (a practical framework)?
The book addresses these questions in a highly engaging storytelling format.