Training for members of railway commissions
During the training, the following subjects are addressed in a practical manner:
Methods of conducting accident investigations, including the practical preparation and completion of the final findings protocol together with all accompanying documentation;
Practical aspects of catastrophe theory, with particular emphasis on the identification of systemic, contributory, and causal factors;
Within the course for members of railway accident investigation commissions, a major workshop-based element will involve the use of simulators to recreate serious accidents and potentially hazardous events, as well as the in-depth analysis of simulated railway incidents using OTTIMA plus simulators: Dragon2 and TRAXX.
The training is therefore interactive and includes:
Theoretical aspects,
Practical implementation of tasks performed by members of a railway accident investigation commission,
Simulation of railway incidents using the Dragon2 and TRAXX simulators.
The training will be conducted by Full Professor PhD Adam Jabłoński, an expert in railway transport, business advisor, and Vice President of the Management Board of OTTIMA plus Sp. z o.o., a leading company in the railway transport sector, operating on the market for over 26 years.
We hereby invite you to participate.
For further information or inquiries, please contact us:
Phone: +48 668 894 572
Phone: +48 668 894 583
E-mail: szkolenia@ottima-plus.com.pl
Scope of the training programme
Structure of Reports Used for Railway Accident and Incident Investigation Reports
Summary.
Investigation and its context.
Description of the event:
– The event and basic information,
– A fact-based description of the sequence of events.
Event analysis, where applicable, in relation to specific contributing factors:
– Roles and responsibilities,
– Rolling stock and technical installations,
– Human factors,
– Feedback and control mechanisms, including risk and safety management and monitoring processes,
– Previous occurrences of a similar nature, where data are available.
Conclusions.
Safety recommendations.
Cost of the training:
PLN 1000 + 23% VAT