You know psychosocial hazards matter. You've seen the growing focus on psychological health and safety, and you understand employers have a responsibility to manage these risks. The challenge is knowing where to start. Many...

Most accident investigation reports are written too late.

By the time many workplace investigations begin, the conclusion has already been decided:

• someone made a mistake,
• a procedure wasn’t followed,
• or a worker “wasn’t...

Top Australian Lead Investigator Courses: Everything You Need to Know About Training

When you're the lead investigator after a workplace incident — whether it was a near miss or something more serious — you want to be sure you've...

What Does it Take to be a Lead Investigator in ICAM? Skills, Qualifications Insights

When a work incident happens and you’re the one in charge of investigating it, the pressure kicks in immediately.

When an incident occurs at work - an injury or a high potential serious near miss - the following tends to happen. An incidents gets reported, an investigation is conducted, and contributing factors are identified. Yet a few...

People in workplace health and safety roles need to know what the ICAM acronym means.

If you’ve ever been tasked with investigating a workplace incident, you’ll know how overwhelming it can feel. Where do you start? How do you make sure nothing gets missed? And most importantly, how do you turn findings into real...

Workplace health and safety (WHS) is critical, particularly in high-risk industries. ICAM Investigations can help improve WHS and mitigate risks in these environments. At ICAM Australia, we help organisations enhance safety...

Ensuring workplace safety in Australia is more than just a legal obligation; it’s about fostering a culture where the health and well-being of employees are prioritised.