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Content
February 2010
  • Investigation of Serious Accidents at Multiple Employer Sites
January 2010
  • Adjectives or Adverbs
  • Multiple-Employer Workplace Accident Seminar
November 2009
  • Workplace Health & Safety Investigation
    How the process works
October 2009
  • Photographic Markers
September 2009
  • Investigation Irregularities
  • Serious Accident Investigation
August 2009
  • 20 Ways to Show Kids (Employees) You Care
  • Serious Accident Investigation
June 2009
  • Engaging Stakeholders in Incident Investigations
May 2009
  • Statement Analysis: What do the words really mean?
April 2009
  • Witness Statements
March 2009
  • Undercovering Deception
February 2009
  • Tips for Using a Cell Phone Camera
January 2009
  • Improving Your Investigation Program
  • 8D Problem Solving Process
December 2008
  • Personal Standards for Accident Investigators
  • Media Training
October 2008
  • Eight Reasons to Investigation all Collisions
September 2008
  • Taking Notes
July 2008
  • Conducting a Professional Investigation
June 2008
  • Canadian Root Cause Analysis Framework
  • Notifying Next of Kin
May 2008
  • Cell Phone Evidence
  • Obtaining Witness Information - Open vs. Closed Questions
April 2008
  • Collision Scene Management - Computer Based Training
  • Apparent Cause Analysis (Near Cause Analysis)
March 2008
  • Investigation Basics E-Learning - Computer Based Investigation Training
  • Corrective Actions vs. Recommendations
February 2008
  • Writing Smarter Recommendations
  • Investigation Review Questionnaire
January 2008
  • Investigation Payback - Is this incident worth investigating?
  • Aftermath of a Workplace Accident - seminar notice
December 2007
  • Individual vs. Group Interviews
  • Aftermath of a Workplace Accident - seminar notice
November 2007
  • Interviewing Tips - Dig and Probe
  • Tire Failures - Looking for a Tire Expert
October 2007
  • Interviewing Tips - Taking Control of the Interview
  • Seat Belts Being Used?
September 2007
  • Interviewing Tips - Keeping an Open Mind
  • Run off the Road Crashes
August 2007
  • Temporary Traffic Control Devices
  • Closing the Interview
April 2007
  • Why Should Supervisors Analyze Accidents?
March 2007
  • Factors Often Overlooked in Investigations
February 20, 2007
  • Factors Often Overlooked in Investigations
February 6, 2007
  • Investigation Bias:
    Judging Outcome vs. Behaviours Bias
    What if (counterfactual thinking) Bias
January 16, 2007
  • Investigation Bias:
    Hindsight Bias
January 2, 2007
  • Incident Investigation: Studies of Quality
December 19, 2006
  • Encourage Near Miss Reporting
December 5, 2006
  • Interviewing Tip
October 2006
  • Investigation Best Practices
  • Highway Safety
September 2006
  • Accident Statements
  • Report Writing
August 2006
  • Use of Interpreters
  • Workplace Discipline
June 2006
  • Root Cause Analysis: Will It Find the Weak Link?
  • The On-Scene Investigation
May 2006
  • Accident Readiness Checklist
  • Using a Tape Recorder?
  • Photo Log
  • Deception Detection Tip
March 2006
  • Sunrise and Sunset Times
  • The Presence of a Third Person in the Interview Room
February/March 2006
  • Worker Solely at Fault?
  • Eyewitnesses
  • Studying Tire Failures
  • The Aftermath of a Workplace Accident

 


 

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