Level 2 Award in Accident Investigation and Reporting
The PIMS Level 2 Award in Accident Investigation and Reporting develops foundational competence in workplace accident analysis, evidence gathering and professional reporting. The programme helps learners unders...
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Program Overview
The PIMS Level 2 Award in Accident Investigation and Reporting develops foundational competence in workplace accident analysis, evidence gathering and professional reporting. The programme helps learners understand how to secure an incident scene, gather information, identify causes and support corrective actions.
Participants develop practical investigation skills through reporting activities, simulations and structured evidence collection.
What You'll Learn
- Introduction to Accident Investigation
- Purpose and Scope of Investigations
- Accident-Reporting Responsibilities
- Near Misses and Minor Incidents
- Major Accidents and Dangerous Occurrences
- Initial Incident Response
- Scene Management and Preservation
- Evidence Collection
- Photographic Evidence
- Witness Statements
- Interviewing Techniques
- Immediate and Root Causes
- Unsafe Acts and Unsafe Conditions
- Underlying Contributing Factors
- Accident-Reporting Procedures
- Investigation Documentation
- Corrective and Preventive Actions
- Action Follow-Up and Monitoring
- Practical Investigation Simulations
- Portfolio Development
Empowering professionals with knowledge, practical understanding and stronger workplace skills.
PIMSWho Should Attend?
This PIMS accident-investigation course is suitable for employees with basic workplace-safety responsibilities, supervisors, Team Leaders, personnel supporting incident reporting and learners developing foundational investigation skills.
Key Benefits
After completing the programme, learners should be better prepared to:
- Develop essential accident-investigation skills
- Improve incident-scene and evidence-management awareness
- Conduct more structured witness interviews
- Identify immediate and underlying causes
- Improve accident-reporting documentation
- Develop practical corrective and preventive actions
- Build investigation evidence through simulations and portfolio work
Assessment & Evaluation
- Assessment Type: Practical assessments, written examination and portfolio review.
- Format: Multiple-choice questions, investigation simulations, documentation tasks and oral discussion.
- Total Questions: 40 theory questions plus multiple practical tasks.
- Passing Score: 70%.
- Duration: 6–10 weeks, equivalent to approximately 100–140 hours.
- Certification: Level 2 Accident Investigation and Reporting upon successful completion.
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