The investigation of a workplace accident requires the combined assessment of technical, organisational and human factors in order to establish the actual circumstances under which the incident occurred. Reaching reliable conclusions requires not only specialist technical knowledge, but also experience, objectivity and strict adherence to the available evidence.
At Gklavopoulos & Associates, we approach every workplace accident investigation methodically and on the basis of sound scientific and technical evidence, with full awareness of the serious consequences such incidents may have for those involved. For this reason, we seek to collect and assess the available evidence at the earliest opportunity, ensuring that the investigation is comprehensive and that the facts and circumstances of the incident are accurately established.
Our investigations include the examination of working conditions, machinery, equipment and installations; assessment of the safety measures in place; and analysis of any acts or omissions that may have contributed to the occurrence of the accident. Findings are evaluated using a scientific methodology and documented in a comprehensive technical report, clearly establishing the sequence of events, the causes of the incident and, where applicable, the allocation of responsibility.
We place particular emphasis not only on the preparation of the technical report, but also on supporting and presenting our technical conclusions before the court. Our experts have proven experience in both written and oral technical communication, enabling even highly complex technical matters to be presented clearly, comprehensibly and on a well-substantiated basis to all parties involved.
Indicative Services
• On-site inspection and detailed examination of the accident scene
• Recording and technical documentation of the circumstances of the incident
• Examination of machinery, equipment and installations associated with the accident
• Assessment of compliance with applicable occupational health and safety legislation and technical requirements
• Evaluation of the preventive and protective measures in place at the time of the incident
• Collection, assessment and interpretation of physical and technical evidence
• Review of documentation, working procedures and personnel training records
• Technical analysis of the sequence of events and circumstances surrounding the accident
• Investigation of causation and identification of factors that contributed to the incident
• Technical assessment of potential omissions or deviations from prescribed procedures
• Preparation of a comprehensive and fully substantiated technical report
• Collaboration with your chosen legal counsel
• Expert witness testimony before the court
• Presentation of technical conclusions using drawings, diagrams, three-dimensional visualisations and other visual aids