Fatality and Catastrophe Investigation

Fatality and Catastrophe Investigation refers to the systematic process of examining incidents that result in death or significant harm, often in workplaces or during major events. The goal is to understand the causes behind these tragedies to prevent future occurrences. Investigators look at factors such as safety protocols, equipment failures, human error, and environmental conditions. This process often involves gathering evidence, interviewing witnesses, and analyzing data. Ultimately, the findings aim to improve safety standards and practices, ensuring that similar incidents are less likely to happen again.