Helsinki is the largest city in Finland and also the capital city. The city is situated in southern Finland within the Uusimaa region with a population of around 600,700 people. Helsinki is the most populous urban area and municipality in all of Finland. Helsinki has 15 vocational institutes, 41 upper secondary schools, 190 comprehensive schools, 4 polytechnics and 8 universities. Some of the main universities in the capital are the University of Helsinki, the national dance university, the Hanken School of economics and the Aalto University. There are also some excellent science based universities in this area of Finland, such as the Arcada University of applied sciences and the Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences.
Safety Investigation Training | Health & Safety In The Workplace in Helsinki
With Safety Investigation Training in Helsinki, professionals explore systematic techniques to investigate workplace incidents, perform root cause analysis, manage evidence and develop corrective action plans. This course strengthens skills in hazard analysis, incident reporting and safety improvement strategies.
- Understand the different tools to use in preparation for root cause analysis
- Become familiar with building and leading an incident investigation team
- Gain an understanding of evidence analysis and causal factor determination