This 4-hour micro-course is designed to provide participants with essential skills and knowledge required for investigating incidents and accidents in railways. The course covers the legal frameworks, investigation processes, evidence handling, root cause analysis, and report writing, with a focus on practical application through case studies and exercises. Learning Outcomes: By the end of this 4-hour micro-course, participants will: – Understand the legal frameworks and key provisions related to rail safety investigations. – Be familiar with investigative methodologies and tools, including root cause analysis. – Know how to gather, preserve, and analyze physical and digital evidence. – Be capable of writing clear, structured, and objective investigation reports. – Understand how to integrate evidence while protecting participant privacy. – Have hands-on experience in conducting investigations, including case study analysis and report writing.

Aim of the course: CE marking is a mandatory compliance marking on products intended to be placed in the European Union (EU). The EU is the world’s largest single trading block consisting of 27 nations and over 500 million consumers. This course aims to create awareness amongst Electrical/Electronic/Electro-mechanical equipment manufacturers to enable them to meet various requirements of CE marking and the steps they need to take to navigate this regulatory landscape. This course also aims to dispel many doubts and misconceptions about CE marking.