Video Library: Accident Investigation

Accident Investigation (8 min. 1993)
Accident Investigation (21 min. 1993)
Accident Investigation (15 min. 1991)
Accident Investigation: Determining Root Causes
Accident Investigation For Everyone
Accident Investigation: Putting the Pieces Together
Anatomy of an Accident
How to Investigate an Accident

• Accident Investigation
  #AC007 (8 min. 1993)
  Occupational
  • Importance of fact-finding, not fault finding
  • Unsafe acts or conditions as cause
  • Equipment, environment, personnel and/or management as causes
  • Recording fragile evidence
  • Interviewing witnesses
• Accident Investigation
  #AC001 (21 min. 1993)
  Occupational
  Your employees will learn recognized, complete accident investigation techniques. These topics are presented:
  • Securing the accident area to preserve critical evidence
  • Interviewing witnesses and putting them at ease
  • Sketching the accident scene for later analysis
  • Sampling the materials found at the scene
  • Preserving the "chain of custody" of materials found at the scene
  • Determining the cause(s) of the accident
• Accident Investigation
  #AC008 (15 min. 1991)
  Occupational Accident Investigation teaches you effective investigation techniques. You’ll learn how to conduct thorough investigations and analyze reports in order to develop corrective actions that will help prevent future occurrences.
  Objectives when you complete this module:
  • Identify the types of accidents (incidents) to investigate
  • Explain the reasons for investigating accidents (incidents), near misses, and hazards
  • List the procedures for investigating an accident (incident) from the moment it happens
  • Describe how to identify and interview witnesses to collect data during an investigation
  • Prepare an accident report and identify the contributing causes and follow-up actions
• Accident Investigation: Determining Root Causes
  #AC011 (22 min. 1998)
  Occupational
  This World Safety Award winner takes you through investigation procedures to discover the true causes of accidents, corrective actions and elimination of occurrences.
  • Taking immediate action
  • Gathering informational and physical evidence
  • Interviewing witnesses and analyzing information
  • Determining actual causes
  • Recommending corrective actions
• Accident Investigation For Everyone
  #AC000—DVD (23 min. 2006)
  Occupational
  Accident investigation is a key component of an effective safety process, but very few investigations achieve their intended purpose. All too often the focus of an investigation is finding someone responsible for an incident, but it should really be about finding facts, finding real causes and finding the fixes that will prevent the incident from happening again. For an accident investigation to be successful, it must lead to proactive safety improvements and injury prevention. This program will help everyone involved in an investigation - management, employees and investigators - understand their roles in the process. Viewers will also learn how to recognize common mistakes made during investigations and how to make the right changes that can prevent injuries and improve workplace safety.
• Accident Investigation: Putting the Pieces Together
  #AC005 (18 min. 1985)
  Occupational
  This program stresses the importance of accident investigation techniques. Supervisors are shown (step-by-step) how to correctly investigate an accident.
• Anatomy of an Accident
  #AN004 (16 min. 1995)
  Occupational
  This video-based safety training awareness program gets your employees thinking and actively involved in safety. Innovative and dramatic, this video presents two major goals for training participants to prevent accidents—awareness and employee involvement.
• How to Investigate an Accident
  #HO020 English, #HO021 Spanish (13 min. 2001)
  Occupational
  • Detailed description of written accident reports
  • Supervisor responsibility in accident investigation
  • Provides an accident investigation scenario