Workplace accident analysis is based on a thorough understanding of root causes, both organisational and technical, in order to prevent incidents from recurring. The ICAM investigation method identifies contributing and immediate factors, as well as opportunities for improvement, through a structured causal tree.
This ICAM safety training equips participants with the skills needed to conduct a rigorous investigation, develop a comprehensive lessons-learned report and implement an effective corrective action plan, thereby strengthening a just culture and industrial risk prevention.
Training objectives
Identify the stages of the ICAM method and apply them to a workplace accident
Analyse the facts and establish the causal tree using the ICAM approach
Determine the root causes and propose measurable corrective actions
Assess the relevance of the prevention measures implemented and adjust them
Who this training is for
Health, safety and environment managers
Accident investigators and prevention technicians
Line managers and frontline supervisors
Members of health, safety and working conditions committees
Training programme
Duration: 1 day
Introduction
Principles and definitions of the ICAM method
Hazards and risks associated with workplace accidents
Operational mastery: stages of the ICAM analysis (before, during and after)
Roles and responsibilities in the analysis process
Case study: applying the ICAM method to a real accident
Performance indicators and corrective action monitoring
Teaching methods
Interactive presentations
Practical case studies
Benchmarking
Discussions and experience sharing
Quizzes and assessments
Benefits
What this training provides for your organisation
Reducing accident risks through systematic cause analysis using the ICAM method
Improving employee safety and health through targeted corrective actions
Compliance with legal requirements and occupational risk prevention standards
Strengthening the safety culture by involving teams in the analysis and monitoring process
Optimising operational performance through indicators for monitoring corrective actions
