ICAM Lead Investigator – Perth
Foundations of ICAM – Lead Investigator
- BSBWHS515 – Lead initial response to and investigate WHS incidents
- RIIWHS301E – Conduct safety and health investigations
Whether you’re building your expertise from the ground up or you’re a seasoned professional looking to sharpen your investigative edge, our Foundations of ICAM – Lead Investigator course is the premier choice for ICAM Training in Perth.
- Planning and conducting WHS incident investigations
- Collecting and analyzing information and data
- Identifying immediate and underlying causes
- Developing practical prevention measures
- Compiling and communicating investigation reports
Upon successful completion, you will emerge with a robust “Foundations of ICAM” skillset. You’ll be equipped to manage WHS incidents with confidence, ensuring full legislative compliance while fostering a proactive safety culture within your workplace.
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In Person
$1950
Public ICAM courses in classroom settings in all major Australian cities
On Site
$1950*
For group / corporate bookings. Our trainers will come to your workplace anywhere in Australia
*minimum 4 students
ICAM Lead Investigator
Course Details
Course Duration
2 Days (approximately 7-8 hours per day)
Format Options
- Face-to-Face on site or in classroom
- Virtual Classroom: Trainer-facilitated online sessions delivered via a platform like Zoom
Certification
- Upon successful completion, participants will receive a Statement of Attainment, recognised under the Australian Qualifications Framework.
National units of competency:
- BSBWHS515 – Lead initial response to and investigate WHS incidents
- RIIWHS301E – Conduct Safety and Health Investigations
This unit outlines the skills and knowledge needed to manage the initial response to workplace health and safety (WHS) incidents. It also covers the processes of planning, conducting, and reporting on investigations of WHS incidents that have caused or could cause injury or damage, which may involve consulting with specialist experts.
This unit is relevant to individuals working in diverse WHS roles across various industries, utilizing a broad knowledge base and advanced skills in numerous WHS scenarios. It does not apply to investigations conducted for the purpose of offering legal advice or preparing for legal proceedings.
Course Inclusions and Requirements
- Lead Response the initial response to incident
- Develop and resource an incident investigation plan
- Collect incident information and data
- Lead an incident investigation that is not part of providing legal advice or preparing for legal proceedings
- Record and report WHS incident investigation
Student Requirements
- 18 years of age or above
- Have existing real world experience investigating incidents on the workplace or
- Have completed previous ICAM training
- Ability to read and write english
- Year 12 literacy and numeracy skills
- Access to a laptop with wireless internet
- Ability to confidently use a computer for online research and word processing
See the full unit outline at Training.gov.au
Who Should Attend?
The Foundations of ICAM – Lead Investigator course is designed to be inclusive, catering to those entering the field and seasoned professionals alike.
| Targeted Participant | Why This Course? |
| Beginners & New Starters | Build a comprehensive understanding of the ICAM methodology from the ground up with no prior knowledge required. |
| Experienced WHS Professionals | Sharpen existing investigative techniques, eliminate “habitual” errors, and align with current best practices. |
| Supervisors & Team Leaders | Gain the essential skills to lead initial incident responses and secure accurate data at the scene. |
| Operations & Site Managers | Understand the systemic causes of incidents to better manage risk and ensure legislative compliance. |
| Safety Committee Members | Develop a technical foundation to contribute meaningfully to internal investigations and safety audits. |
| Aspiring Investigators | Transition into specialized safety roles by gaining a Nationally Recognised qualification in incident analysis. |
