The Occupational Accident Investigation Methodologies course is a training program that aims to provide participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to conduct effective occupational accident investigations. The course focuses on systematic methods that help analyze the causes of accidents and identify the factors that contributed to their occurrence, helping to prevent their recurrence in the future.

Participants will learn how to collect evidence, conduct interviews with witnesses and those involved in the incident, and analyze data using root cause analysis techniques such as the "5 Whys" methodology and cause and effect maps. The course also focuses on identifying gaps in procedures and preventative measures that can be taken to improve safety in the workplace.

The course also covers preparing investigation reports and accurately documenting findings, as well as effective communication with management and work teams to ensure prompt and effective implementation of corrective actions. The course aims to enable participants to conduct accurate investigations and analyze work-related incidents in a systematic manner that contributes to improving the work environment.

The course targets safety officers, occupational health supervisors, and safety managers in organizations seeking to achieve the highest levels of safety through accurate investigations that contribute to the prevention of occupational accidents.