Incident Investigation Support

CSP helps industrial project teams establish what happened after an incident or near miss, identify contributing factors, and decide what to change to reduce the chance of recurrence.

Request Investigation Support

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Thanks. We received your request for investigation support. A CSP safety professional will follow up to discuss the scope and timing.

What incident investigation support includes

We start by confirming the event, the questions your team needs answered, and who should be involved. Depending on the scope, CSP can review available records and photos, interview people with firsthand knowledge, and build a timeline of the work and conditions leading up to the event.

We review the findings with your team, identify what remains uncertain, and recommend corrective actions. Before work begins, we confirm what documentation you need, who should receive it, and when it’s due.

When to request investigation support

Project owners, general contractors, and trade partners typically request support when they need to:

  • Understand what contributed to an injury, a property damage incident, or a near miss with serious potential.
  • Reconcile differing accounts when several crews or contractors were involved.
  • Identify recurring factors across similar incidents or near misses.
  • Review an existing investigation and determine whether the proposed actions address the findings.

Frequently asked questions

Can CSP investigate a near miss if no one was injured?

Yes. We can help review a near miss, including events that had the potential for serious harm, and identify what changes could reduce the chance of recurrence.

Can CSP support an investigation our team has already started?

Yes. When we follow up, tell us what your team has established, what remains unclear, and what you need from CSP. We’ll agree on the scope before work begins.

What should I have ready for the follow-up?

Have the site location, date of the event, work activity involved, and any reporting deadlines ready. We’ll confirm which records would help and how to share them.

Ask about incident investigation.

Send a request or call. A safety professional will respond.