Incident Investigation Team Member
Collect incident information, preserve and organise evidence, contribute to cause analysis and help prepare findings and corrective actions.
Sector and programme information
Sector / partner: HWSETA
Total learning hours describe the overall learning workload, rather than classroom hours or calendar days. Course access starts on 15 January 2027 and lasts 12 months, even if you complete the course sooner.
Who is this course for?
- People developing skills for the workplace responsibilities and possible roles outlined below.
Learning focus
- Collect incident information, preserve and organise evidence, contribute to cause analysis and help prepare findings and corrective actions.
Entry requirements
NQF Level 3 qualification and 6 months operational experience (Tonex).
How you will study
The programme learning workload is 20 hours. Erudite will confirm the delivery format and teaching timetable.
Practical learning
The assessment information below describes practical evidence where identified in the supplied course research. Erudite will confirm workplace access, attendance and evidence arrangements for this intake.
Assessment
Internal knowledge and practical evidence + FISA under the general QCTO skills-programme model. Exact course instrument not verified.
FISA means Final Integrated Supervised Assessment. Provider-reported formats and the general skills-programme model are identified above; Erudite will confirm the assessment arrangements for this intake.
Possible work and roles
Incident investigation team member; safety representative or supervisor supporting investigations.
Roles depend on your previous experience, other qualifications and the requirements of the employer or relevant registering body.