OTSI MasterClass Webinar Tuesday, 2 November
The Office of Transport Safety Investigations (OTSI) was established as an independent body to investigate safety occurrences involving bus, ferry and rail transportation. The purpose of these investigations is to identify why an occurrence took place and make recommendations to prevent recurrence. To support this style of investigation, a 'no-blame' approach is used.
Next Tuesday, we'll be joined by OTSI's CEO and Chief Investigator, Dr Natalie Pelham, who will be talking about OTSI's role and explaining:
* The ways in which OTSI supports safety improvement in rail
* How OTSI’s work relates to other investigative agencies such as the ATSB and ONRSR
* Safety lessons arising out of recent rail safety investigations
* How enhancing the use of data can drive more proactive investigations into known risks
* How OTSI has built partnerships in rail to strengthen safety across the network.
The webinar will start at 12PM
(AEDT) on Tuesday, 2 November.
If you'd like to attend, please click on the blue 'Register Now' button below this story.