About this Event
OBJECTIVE OF THIS SEMINAR
The probability is high that individuals working in roles relating to integrity, maintenance, or operations will be involved in several failure or incident investigations during their careers. However, not all organizations have experienced teams dedicated to these types of investigations. As a result, other roles are often required to support or even lead investigations. In those situations, prior training and awareness will reduce the associated stress and increase the overall effectiveness of the process.
TOPICS
This one-day seminar will use case studies and interactive discussions to increase the audience’s confidence and awareness of key concepts and tools associated with failure and incident investigations including:
- Language of investigations
- Anatomy of an incident
- Stakeholders and investigation teams
- Investigation techniques
- Causal factors
- Evidence collection and preservation
- Role of lab work (e.g., material testing, metallography, fractography)
- Safety and site controls
- Report writing
- Regulatory requirements
- Corrective Actions
- Witness statements
Attendees will leave the seminar with an increased level of confidence in their ability to support or lead investigations at their work site.
Instructors:
Megan Sutton, M. Eng, P.Eng. (she/her), Senior Materials Engineer
Rick Marsden, P.Eng. (he/him), Senior Integrity Engineer
Lunch will be provided. Email [email protected] if you have any dietary restrictions.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Acuren, 7450 18 Street, Edmonton, Canada
CAD 840.00
