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IAAW: Incident Management Awareness | ½-day In-Class

An additional non-Investigator module for leaders, managers, legal advisors and other key figures who are not part of the investigation team, but who do have a role to play in the process of learning from incidents.

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IAII: Investigation & Interview Techniques | 2-days In-Class

Ideal for investigators who want to receive investigator soft skills, advanced investigation & interview techniques and knowledge on how to design and execute a complete incident investigation process.

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BFA1: Barrier Failure Analysis (Basic) | 1-day In-Class

The training program offers the knowledge and skills required to compose a full BFA analysis. Participants will also learn how to draw conclusions and compose recommendations.

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BFA2: Barrier Failure Analysis (Advanced) | 2-days In-Class

This 2-day BFA course is similar to the 1-day course (BFA1). Additional focus is on the facilitation of the BFA process and presentation of the analysis.

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RCA1: Root Cause Analysis incl. 5-Why (Basic) | 1-day In-Class

The training program offers the knowledge and skills required to compose a Root Cause Analysis (RCA) incl. 5-Why. Participants will also learn how to draw conclusions and compose recommendations.

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RCA2: Root Cause Analysis (Advanced) | 2-days In-Class

This 2-day RCA course is similar to the 1-day course (RCA1). Additional focus is on the facilitation of the RCA process and presentation of the analysis.

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IASW: IncidentXP Software (BFA / RCA / TOPSET) | 1-day In-Class

The program focuses entirely on the application of one of the modules of the IncidentXP software suite (BFA / RCA / TOPSET).

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IARF: Refresher Workshop | 1-day In-Class

After a brief refresher of the theory, participants will mainly practice using own cases.

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IACS: Post-Training Coaching & Support

Our post-training support aims for coaching BowTie practitioners and facilitators during their first experiences in the field.