Collision Investigation This two-day course is designed to give organisations the opportunity to learn from collisions, with a view to reducing the risk of them happening again. Who should attend? Managers with responsibility for occupational drivers and those given responsibility to reduce accident rates within their organisation. Course content: • Understand the common collisions; what happens and why • Understand the human, environmental and vehicle causes behind collisions • An understanding of the purpose of collision investigation and how it affects organisations • Case studies and role play Also available in-company • What are the benefits? • • Ability to report to your organisation as to why collisions have happened and what needs to be done to prevent them from happening again Learn the skills needed for analysing information, drawing conclusions and providing feedback on collisions to enable positive behavioural change for all parties Learn interview techniques • Reduce accident costs • This course can also be tailored for other incident issues e.g. driver penalties and cautions Course Dates Birmingham 16 May 17 24 Oct 17 Duration: 2 days Why do collisions happen? And what can we learn from them? Price: £350 (£400 Non-members) + VAT Delegates: Up to 12 per session Driver Behaviour: A Line Manager’s Role This course is aimed at line managers to provide best practice advice and raise awareness of the impact they have on driver behaviour. Who should attend? Line managers with responsibility for people driving for work. What are the benefits? • Compliance with duty of care • Better staff retention • Reduced incident costs Course Dates and Fees This is an in-company course delivered within your organisation. Please contact us for dates and prices. Duration: 1 day - up to 12 per session Delegates: Up to 12 per session What are the policies I need to know? And what skills will I need? 91 Telephone +44 (0)121 248 2233 Email training@rospa.com Visit www.rospa.com
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