Resources

The unsettling reality is that one Australian worker is injured every five minutes. Sadly, a person will go to work every two days and never come home after being involved in a fatal incident.

Our ICAM Training focuses on the need for thorough and methodical investigations with simple structured processes to achieve the aim of reduction of risk and prevention of recurrence.

Exciting news from ICAM Australia! New Public face to face and online courses available in 2023. 

Do you know about the hidden impact of oil price increases on workplace safety?

How can we improve our delivery of Incident Cause Analysis Method training? By being innovative and dynamic in our approach.

The journey for safety excellence is mapped out with steps or stages in key elements that, used together, the outcome of safety excellence may be realised.

Our fifth segment for the series is in relation to Witness Interviewing – a key part of data collection during an incident investigation.

This blog concerns data collection during an incident investigation and the structured tools used for this purpose in Incident Cause Analysis Method (ICAM) investigations.

Discover what to consider when recording the details and evidence at the incident site. It is always important to remember that incident sites are dynamic—they rarely remain the same for very long.