(Online) Accident investigation program
The SEEK programme
95% of our decisions are made in the unconscious mode.
This three-day course is uniquely designed for investigators and professionals to enhance their self-reflection and observe their own biases and of others with the view to prevent accidents.
The potential for learning and preventing recurrence of accidents often turns into a finger pointing exercise because we lack self-awareness and people skills.
Social Event Exploration Knowledge (SEEK) Program offers a different approach that will also help when encountering unexpected and difficult situations.
Online sessions timings
*All timings indicated below are in UK time
The online course will be facilitated in a total of 10 sessions.
The same session will repeat each day morning and evening to facilitate the workshop in different time zones. You can choose to attend in the time zone that suits your needs.
For example, on Dec 01st you can either attend session 1 at 0830 or at 1730 UK time.
Session 1. Dec 01 0830-0930 or 1730-1830
Session 2. Dec 02 0830-0930 or 1730-1830
Session 3. Dec 03 0830-0930 or 1730-1830
Session 4. Dec 04 0830-0930 or 1730-1830
Session 5. Dec 05 0830-0930 or 1730-1830
Session 6. Dec 08 0830-0930 or 1730-1830
Session 7. Dec 09 0830-0930 or 1730-1830
Session 8. Dec 10 0830-0930 or 1730-1830
Session 9. Dec 11 0830-0930 or 1730-1830
Session 10. Dec 12 0830-0930 or 1730-1830
What you will learn:
How to become aware of our own biases as investigators
How to frame questions
How to observe and gather evidence in an investigation
How to interview people in the investigations process
How to listen, map and analyse the decisions of those involved in the accident
How to write the narrative of the accident
How to recognise and deal with trauma in investigating people
How to shift from a culture of blame towards a learning culture
Accident investigation skills (basic and advanced)
The investigation program is called SEEK Doughnut model. Most Investigation courses do not teach the investigation skills taught in this course. The Doughut represents the importance of focusing in those (hollow) areas.
Practical details
When you register for this program, you will receive a Zoom link. The same link can be used to access all the sessions (morning and evening).
You are welcome to join the first session for free to check if this is the right course for you. Should you wish to proceed after attending the first session, you will be expected to pay the full fee for all the sessions.
Send us an email at support@novellus.solutions and we will send you the registration link to join the first session.
The entire coursework is based on experiential learning (no lecturing, only role plays, experiments and interactive discussions).
Training manuals, checklists, reading material and recorded videos will be made available to all the attendees.
Online sessions last for 1 hour each.
If you miss a few sessions, you will have access to recorded (and password protected) videos.
We are a community of more than a hundred people online from around the world and from across sectors.
We meet on a regular basis online and at least once every year in person to share our experiences and have fun learning together.
iCue engagement: How to listen and map decision making
As part of the program participants can expect a range of tools to assist with the development of event investigation skills:
- Training manual
- SEEK Program Tools
- Self Perception Tool
- Temperament Listening Tool
- Risk Maturity Matrix Tool
- Conversation iCue Tool
- Dialogue Do’s and Don’ts Tool
- Your Talk Matters Tool
- Culture Cloud Tool
- Culture mapping tool
- Your Talk Matters Tool
- Visual and Spacial Literacy Tool
- Learning Styles Tool
- Open Question iCue Tool
- Wicked problems Tool
Continuous professional development
The investigation program is one of the 12 units offered as part of continuous professional development. Check out our programme catalogue to find out a range of programs that we offer (both in-person and online).
Read the book
- 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.
Additional support
When you sign up for any of our workshops, you will also become a lifelong member of our online community where we meet every month at least once with a group of practitioners from around the world to practice iCue mapping (for free).
For group discount (4 or more persons) please get in touch at support@novellus.solutions
Terms and conditions
Read our terms and conditions before you book your seat
Speaker
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Nippin AnandFounderNippin has a Masters degree in Economics, a PhD in Social Sciences and a fascination in Cultural Anthropology. Working as a seafarer and travelling the world from the age of seventeen gave Nippin the unique opportunity to meet people who think differently. This experience has informed much of his work to date, encouraging him to find deeper meaning, as well as learn and grow through every challenge he undertakes.
