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A key challenge for many businesses including IGO lies
in ensuring supervisors, front-line leaders and elected
safety representatives have the right set of skills. One
of these skills is the ability to complete a basic incident
investigation. In FY2015 IGO commenced a program to
deliver incident investigation training (known as ICAM) to
our front-line leaders at our Jaguar Operation. Selected
individuals have or will be provided, with the opportunity
to completed advanced ICAM training.
The objective of the training is to provide the tools and
knowledge that will enable our leaders to conduct a
systematic investigation including scene management,
evidence gathering, interview techniques, and basic
investigation report writing. This training is specifically
intended to teach participants to distinguish between
root causes, contributing factors and the identification of
credible corrective actions. This will improve both their
capabilities and IGO’s capacity to improve safety in the
workplace.
SAFETY CASE STUDY:
ICAM TRAINING FOR SUPERVISORS
AND SAFETY REPRESENTATIVES
500,000 mE
6,500,000mN
Nova/Bollinger ( Ni-Cu)
600,000 mE
6,500,000mN
Crown Land
Operation(InDevelopment)
500,000 mE
00mN
600,000 mE
0
12.5
kilometres
MGAZone 51 (GDA94)
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Highway
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BALLADONIA STATION
BOONDEROO STATION
FRASER RANGE STATION
KOONJARRA STATION
NOONDOONIA STATION
SOUTHERN HILLS STATION
WOORLBA STATION
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Responsibility for most incident investigations
rests with our supervisors, front-line leaders and
elected safety representatives.
FIGURE 11
NOVA PROJECT
NEW BUSINESS