Investigation Report Writing Workshop
One day on the document the investigation is judged by. Clear facts, contributing factors in a logical order, and recommendations a senior reader can act on.

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Scheduled public sessions
Upcoming Sessions
No public session is scheduled right now. This course runs at your site for a team, adapted to your procedures and templates. Enquire about in-house training, or call 02 6215 9777 to ask about the next public date.
Face to face 8.30am to 4.30pm. Live online 10am to 5.30pm AEST. Registration is through Arlo and takes about two minutes. Training a team? Ask about in-house training.
What you leave able to do
Structure the report. Organise investigation data so the reader follows the evidence to the conclusion.
Keep evidence, analysis and conclusion apart. Facts from assumptions, findings from opinion.
Write the factors. Contributing factors stated so each one can be tested and traced.
Land the recommendations. Linked to the factors, written so they can be actioned and closed.
Brief upwards. Executive summaries and presentation material that hold the argument in a page.
You write the report other people have to act on
WHS professionals, supervisors and managers, safety advisers, investigation team members and anyone who prepares or contributes to investigation reports. Especially useful for people who investigate well and document less well.
What it costs, what you get
- ICAM Australia workbook
- Certificate of Attendance
- Catering at face to face courses
What the day covers
A writing day. Attendees work on real report extracts and rewrite them, so the improvement is visible before they leave.
- Writing an investigation report clearly and concisely
- Organising and structuring investigation data
- Evidence, analysis and conclusions kept distinct
- Articulating contributing factors
- Recommendations linked to risk reduction
- Executive summaries and presentation material
- Common report writing errors and ambiguity
See what our attendees have to say.
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Training a team? Bring it on site
We adapt the course to your procedures, templates and terminology and run it at your site. More than about six people and it is usually the better option.
Not sure this is the right course?
Tell us what you are asked to do after an incident and we will tell you which course fits. It takes about five minutes on the phone.