缅北轮奸

Course structure

The course features lectures, tutorials and practical training, including two 3 and 5 day simulations of accident investigations. The theory is brought to life through case study investigations and hands-on exercises. The course is formally assessed, and when combined with our Fundamentals of Accident Investigation course, completes the PGCert award, and can also be the start of our MSc in Safety and Accident Investigation.

What you will learn

On successful completion of the course, you will be able to: 

• Describe the accident investigation process for a transport accident, including elements of preparation, emergency response, evidence collection and analysis, report writing and safety recommendations. 
• Work safely under supervision at an accident site. 
• Conduct witness interviews and collect material evidence from a variety of relevant sources. 
• Perform an analysis of evidence to develop a no-blame report of what occurred and recommendations for future preventions. 
• Critically assess strategies for working alongside interested parties including emergency services, legal services, pathologist, scientific support, news media, families and regulatory authorities.
• Appraise different accident analysis techniques in context of their underlying theories.
• Determine technique(s) to be used in analysing evidence in accident investigation appropriately.
• Identify evidence, and areas of further investigation, drawing conclusions using selected accident analysis technique(s).
• Identify areas to be addressed by safety recommendations and develop the recommendations in accordance with applicable standards and good practice guidelines.
• Compose a written work that reflects the analysis, conclusions and recommendations conducted using the analysis technique in accordance with applicable standards and good practice guidelines.

Core content

The six week course has two key modules:

Module 1 – Fundamentals of Accident Investigation

• Legislation and Regulation.
• Appraisal of the Accident Site.
• Disaster Response.
• Recovery of Wreckage.
• Collection of Evidence.
• Accident Photography.
• Hazards Management on Site.
• Wreckage Recovery.
• Interviewing Techniques.
• Structures and Crashworthiness.
• Human Factors for Investigators.
• Media Management.
• Accident Pathology.
• Data Recorders and their Analysis.
• Analytical Techniques.
• Systemic Approach to Investigation.
• Managing Investigations.
• Liaising with Victims and their Families.
• Relations with the Regulator/Interested Parties.
• Developing and Managing Recommendations.
• Report Writing.
• Follow-Up Actions.
• Court Procedures for Investigators.

Module 2 – Applied Aircraft Accident Investigation

• Management of complex investigations.
• Investigation of military aircraft accidents.
• Investigating operational accidents.
• Investigating technical accidents.
• Cabin safety investigations.
• Investigation of aircraft structural failures.
• Aircraft powerplant investigations.
• Investigating with recorded data.
• Investigating survivability.
• Impact and flight path assessment.
• Aviation operational and engineering human factors.
• Enhanced interview techniques.
• Applied analysis methods.
• Working with State-accredited representatives.
• Working with the regulator.
• A major manufacturer’s perspective.
• Five-day accident simulation exercise.
• Working with the media.
• ICAO annex 13 report writing.
• Visit to UK AAIB and UK Defence AIB.

Upgrade to a professional qualification

All of the short courses within the Safety and Accident Investigation Centre are available as standalone courses. Our postgraduate programme in Safety and Accident Investigation allows you to combine many of our courses towards a part-time postgraduate qualification.

Who should attend

The course is designed for those who may have to conduct or participate in an aircraft accident investigation. This may be in the role of official investigator for a State or as an accredited representative/technical advisor of a manufacturer, operator or service provider. Although the main focus of the course is the civil aviation industry, there is also considerable value for military personnel and there is always a significant military presence on the course.

Course delegates typically are fixed or rotary-wing pilots, engineers, safety specialists, air traffic controllers, human performance specialists and state accident investigators. All lectures and workshops will be in English and those without a thorough knowledge of English would be at a severe disadvantage. There are no formal qualifications for entry, but course numbers are limited and courses are often oversubscribed.

Speakers

One of the strengths of this course is that we bring together a world-class group of experts to share their experiences. This includes Inspectors of Accidents from the AAIB, MAIB and RAIB. We are also proud to feature experts from a range of areas vital to the process of accident investigation. These include specialists in:

• Accident investigation outside the UK
• Aeronautical engineering
• Air Traffic Control
• Aircraft manufacture
• Aviation law and court procedures
• Aviation psychology
• Investigative interviewing
• Disaster management and family assistance
• Media relations
• Military accident investigation
• Safety regulation
• Safety Management Systems
• Research and development.

Concessions

Group discount: Where three delegates or more are booking from within one site or one organisation, a discount of 10% will apply to the invoice for the course tuition fee. Accommodation fees are not included in the discount scheme. Please ask about our discount scheme at time of booking.

Accommodation options and prices

We are pleased to offer an exclusive accommodation package at our hotel. Located on campus, all rooms are en-suite and available on a half-board basis Monday to Fridays and on a full-board basis on a Saturday and Sunday during the course. The cost of this package is £5,160. 

If you would like to book our accommodation package for this short course*, please indicate this on your registration form.

Alternatively you may wish to make your own arrangements at a nearby hotel.

*Subject to availability. 

Location and travel

缅北轮奸 is situated in Bedfordshire close to the border with Buckinghamshire. The University is located almost midway between the towns of Bedford and Milton Keynes and is conveniently situated between junctions 13 and 14 of the M1.

London Luton, Stansted and Heathrow airports are 30, 90 and 90 minutes respectively by car, offering superb connections to and from just about anywhere in the world. 

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Location address

缅北轮奸
College Road
Cranfield
Bedford 
MK43 0AL