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- Perform Basic Scaffolding - OHSCER219A
- Perform Intermediate Scaffolding - OHSCER220A
- Perform Dogging Operations - OHSCER218A
- Perform Basic Rigging - OHSCER222A
- Perform Intermediate Rigging - OHSCER223A
- Operate a Tower Crane - OHSCER225A
- Operate Self-Erecting Tower Crane (Remote Control) - OHSCER18
- Operate a Hoist (Materials or Personnel) - OHSCER238A
- Operate Non-slewing Mobile Crane - OHSCER230A
- Operate Slewing Mobile Crane (up to 20 tonnes) - OHSCER231A
- Operate Slewing Mobile Crane (up to 60 tonnes) - OHSCER232A
- Operate Slewing Mobile Crane (up to 100 tonnes) - OHSCER233A
- Operate Slewing Mobile Crane (over 100 tonnes) - OHSCER234A
- Operate a Forklift - OHSCER207A
- Operate Elevated Work Platform (Boom Type) - OHSCER235A
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Incident Investigation
We can assist organisations conduct internal investigations of accidents, incidents and near misses in the workplace. The investigations are outcome focused to identify remedial actions that will prevent recurrence, reduce risk and improve safety performance.
Prosafe uses the latest data gathering and analysis tools during the course of the investigation. The centre piece of the investigation is ICAM (Incident Cause Analysis Method). ICAM is an industrial safety initiative that draws on the work of the eminent organisational psychologist and human error expert Professor James Reason (University of Manchester, UK).
ICAM is a holistic systemic safety investigation analysis method. It aims to identify both local factors and failures within the broader organisation and productive system that contributed to the incident, such as communication, training, operating procedures, incompatible goals, change management, organisational culture and equipment. Through the analysis of this information, ICAM provides the ability to identify what really went wrong and to make recommendations on necessary remedial actions to reduce risk and build error-tolerant defences against future incidents. The ICAM process incorporates best practice Human Factors and Risk Management principles.


