This training is suitable for anyone who has been asked (or volunteered) to carry out accident investigations by their employer, and has an interest in (or responsibility for) staff and their welfare, including public service providers, line managers, safety, HR, facilities and healthcare professionals.

Carrying out effective accident investigation assessments:

• gives a systems approach to the root cause of a particular disaster
• prevents looming accidents/disasters
• provides a holistic recommendation to human factors or complex systems
• increases productivity
• ensures compliance with Nigerian industrial and civil law, protecting your reputation and reducing the likelihood of organisational errors and violations
• improves morale by clearly demonstrating commitment to safety and welfare

This interactive and hands-on training receives strong positive feedback for its comprehensive and informative content, delivered in an accessible and informal way. Attendees are encouraged to share any of their own investigation experiences and raise queries and questions at any point – for example, regarding the application of techniques or processes within their own organisation.

The course has a strong focus on practical investigation techniques and the identification and resolution of common human factors/complex systems  issues. Several case studies will be provided for analysis and discussion.

Continuously updated, this course is delivered by a fully qualified  Ergonomist and experienced occupational safety professional, whose previous roles include physiotherapist to both the Lagos state teaching hospital and Ogun state general hospital.

Award-winning, easily accessible public course venues are carefully selected to provide the best possible training environments.

This training is also available in-house for individuals or groups – Please contact us for more details.

At the end of the training, attendees will have an understanding and appreciation of:

1. Analysing systems and their support infrastructures for ergonomics issues, and to identify possible solution paths for identified problems.
2. Recognising the main ergonomics factors in a given problem/scenario; understand the possible inter-relations between these; be able to discuss these and find more information on the issues and relationships in order to prepare possible courses of action
3. Practical/subject specific skills: be able to apply appropriate methods learnt in other disciplines to the identification and analysis of ergonomics problems in systems.
4. At the end of the course participants should be able to stand back and take a wider, human-inclusive, view of systems and their operation.

• Introduction
• Automation and Task Allocation
• Job Design
• Systems Design
• Systems Ergonomics (case study)
• Human and Organisational Error
• Systems Analysis (Assignment)
• Safety Culture
• Tools for Systems Ergonomics
• Human Reliability Analysis
• Recap, Revision and Questions

There is a short multiple-choice assessment at the end of the course to check understanding.

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Public course fees include all course materials, refreshments, lunch and unlimited future use of our paperwork, if required.  Attendees receive:

• Course certificate (on successful completion)
• Systems Investigation tools
• Copy of presentation slides

Employers, safety officers, safety representatives, military, paramilitary, transport professionals, Government bodies and others may also find these ergonomic tools useful to identify the windows of opportunity for a looming disaster and help them achieve a holistic/complex systems solution.

Our current public course training venues include the Four point hotel in Lekki, Sheratons hotel in Ikeja and Nicon Luxury in Abuja. We do always try to arrange public courses around the needs of our clients, so if you are interested in MMH Assessor training but none of the locations listed suit, please let us know.  Training is available throughout the whole of the Nigeria and abroad as required.