Slots are available for the Train-the-Trainer Basic Inspections and Investigations Course in Austin, Texas, August 6–9. There is a brief overview of investigations and sampling techniques, plus activities and exercises for inspection basics. To register: Contact [email protected]
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SAVE THE DATE July 8 to 12th NFPA- 921 Course and Certification. The Northern Chapter of the OIAA in conjunction with the IAAI (International Association of Arson Investigators) and the North Bay Fire services will host a in person 921 course in North Bay Ont. The course will provide educational hours for those who need hours to maintain existing certification along with a certification exam for those who wish to obtain their Certified Fire and Explosion Investigators designation. Please save the date. Additional details to follow
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Real numbers matter. And they make all difference when you have protocols to follow. That’s why I strongly assure to our clients double-checked data and strict results we provide through our surveys such as draft and bunker. Through detailed analysis of the tanks combined with density checking, our reports detail information that is crucial for the correct and legal approval of the ship for release with the authorities. With no secrets between the lines and free from any attempted bribery, we file all surveys with Respect's guarantee. They say practice leads to perfection. But to me, perfection is more about following the rules. Following rigid and scientific methodology is a path we’ve built as a way of standing out in this treacherous scenario that has grown in Brazilian marine survey. Numbers don’t lie. People do. That's why building a history of RESPECT is an arduous mission that make me prouder of each new contract and each new partnership.
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Looking to expand your skills in marine incident investigation? On January 23-26, The Nautical Institute’s Marine Incident Investigation course will take participants through seven modules built to expand knowledge and skills related to incident investigation. Participants will be taught investigation management skills, from preparation through execution, reporting, analysis, and communication of an investigation's outcomes and recommendations. The four-day course is aligned with the principles of the IMO Assembly Resolution, A.849 (20) and A.884 (21), and the Code for the Investigation of Marine Casualties and Incidents. Participants will learn the skills to demonstrate competence in: 🔎 Understanding the reasons behind carrying out an investigation 🔎 How to collect physical and human evidence 🔎 Interview techniques 🔎 Understanding Causes of incidents and accidents 🔎 Understanding The human element 🔎 Conducting an accident/Incident Investigation 🔎 Analysing, root causes, using tools and techniques 🔎 Evaluation, report writing and follow up of an incident/accident For more information on the course and to book your place, visit the link in the comments below.
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Accident and Investigation training is back at Evolve our next course date is 24th -25th September. Book now to save your place. 01224 724008
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Learn about updates to CVSA Operational Policy 14 regarding documentation of hazmat violations and hazmat-related inspection bulletins by attending our Wednesday (July 17) webinar. https://lnkd.in/e-_qzeKY
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https://lnkd.in/gu3TFVSQ Great article that tries to succinctly explain a complex problem.
Here is another entry in our continuing Explosives Safety 101 series. I'm safe at IBD, right?.....right? Please enjoy this and our other articles. Let us know if we can help your organization in any way. Thanks. https://lnkd.in/g2H89gVw
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Join the NVFC and the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) for a webinar on April 17 at 2pm ET to learn how to identify if your community has pipelines (and what’s in them), distinguish between transmission vs. distribution and gathering lines, and more. https://lnkd.in/gsh_NrU8
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Congratulations to Angela Shillolo, ABCP, CFEI on another achievement in the Fire and Life Safety world. Angela recently obtained her CFEI - Certified Fire and Explosion Investigator designation. Angela attended an in-person training course at the Fire and Emergency Services Training Institute and successfully passed the examination administered by the National Association of Fire Investigators. On the National Association of Fire Investigators’ website, they have the following description: NAFI’s Certified Fire & Explosion Investigator (CFEI) program is an international registry that recognizes qualified fire and explosion investigators. It provides the dual benefit of establishing a standard for evaluating the qualifications of those conducting fire, arson and explosion investigations, as well as creating a benchmark for investigators who wish to establish their professional credentials. It is the only Fire Investigator Certification based solely on the scientific principles of NFPA 921. #fireandlifesafety #CFEI #fireandexplosioninvestigator #congratulations
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Understanding how experienced and inexperienced aspects of an officer's actions can place demands on their attention is crucial for investigators. In a recent incident, an officer provided a detailed description of the difficulties he faced while trying to draw his weapon, but there was no clear account of the suspect's actions during the same time period. The act of drawing a weapon from a retention holster in a high-pressure situation requires some level of training and automatic response in order to free up attention resources. If the process of drawing a weapon from the holster is thoughtful and belabored, it can cause stress for the officer. When confronted with a potentially life-threatening situation, the officer's focus shifts to the task of drawing the weapon.
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