Training material – The manual “Guidance on using Tripod Beta in the investigation and analysis of incidents, accidents and business losses” (called “the manual”) will be used as basis of the training. The Knowledge Assessment will be on the 6th training day, with individual timings. During the daily session with the trainer there will be time for interaction and discussion about how to use Tripod Beta ‘at home’ in your organisation. At the end of each day each group sends the homework to the trainer, allowing targetted preparation of the training for the following day. Training strategy – This training is delivered through 5 days of each: 2 hours online presentation by the trainer, followed by 2 hours self-managed homework in groups (no trainer present). See more about Tripod Beta accreditations here > Knowledge Assessment – As part of this training you will get up to 3 attempts at the Knowledge Assessment for accredtiation for Bronze Tripod Beta Practitioner. Read or hear (video) more about Tripod Beta here > It was explicitly created to help accident investigators model incidents in a way that allows them to understand the influencing environment and uncover the route of organisational deficiencies that allowed that incident to happen. The content of the follow-up session will be based on a selection from the topics recieved.Ĭost – To support the international Tripod Beta (Tripodean!) community, it is FREE to join these online follow-up sessions.About Tripod Beta – Developed in the early 1990s, Tripod Beta is an incident analysis methodology designed in line with the human behaviour model. We will of course handle all information as CONFIDENTIAL. You don’t have to send in a topic to participate in the session!ĭeadline – Send your e-mail with your topic the last Friday before the event. Anything from incident analysis, investigation, interviewing, planning, reporting, handover to management – any question or dilemma you may be puzzled by or struggling with. Your input makes a difference – Send an email to *protected email*, with the heading “TBFU” with a description of the topic you would like addressed in the session. Timing – The Tripod Beta Follow-Up sessions happen every 2 months. This means that you don’t have to be trained in Tripod Beta to participate – the only requirement is, that you’re interested in Tripod Beta and/or incident analysis and investigation. These follow-up sessions are your opportunity to get some feedback on any Tripod Beta related topic you may be struggling with at the moment – for example incident analysis, investigation, interviewing, planning, reporting, handover to management, dilemmas or questions.Īudience – Tripod Beta Follow-Up sessions are for anyone trained in, working with or interested in Tripod Beta.

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