Bapetco Incident Investigation Training

End of Day 1 Quiz

1. What are the three parts of the Incident Statement?

2. What is the importance of the Potential Consequences?
3. Which 3 stages of the process are colored to emphasis their importance?
4. Why is there a dotted line between step 5 and step 6 in the process?
5. Why are the Indicators so important?
6. What do the letters of TOPSET stand for?
7. Why the word “Other” is used in each TOPSET category?
8. What are the first two reminders written in red on the indicator card?
9. What changes from left to right on the Storyboard?
10. Where else can a time line be recorded on the Storyboard?
11. What are the 2 main categories of stickies used on the Storyboard?
12. State one feature of the Storyboard that makes it so useful.
13. What should be written at the bottom of each factual stickie?
End of Day 1 Quiz answers

1. What Happened, the Consequences and Potential Consequences are the three parts of the
Incident Statement?
2. The Potential Consequences give additional justification to do the investigation. It can
indicate the level of investigation required.
3. Planning, Investigation and Analysis are coloured to emphasis their importance.
4. Step 6 is not part of the investigation.
5. The Indicators are important as they help to keep your mind open, to ensure nothing is
missed, and that you don’t stop at the first immediate cause.
6. TOPSET stands for Technology, Organisation, People, Similar Events, Environment and
Time.
7. “Other” used to emphasis that the list is not closed.
8. Look for Change and Defeated Barriers are the first two reminders.
9. Time changes from left to right on the Storyboard?
10. A time line be recorded on the Storyboard on the left hand table.
11. The 2 main categories of stickies used are What you Know and What you Want to Know, or
Confirmed Facts and Questions
12. The Storyboard is useful, as it is open/transparent, dynamic/flexible, shows patterns,
encourages discussion and debate.
13. The source of the evidence should be written at the bottom of each factual stickie.