DATE: 15 April 2026, 10.00–13.30

VENUE: 32A Taikos Avenue, Klaipėda. The training will take place in person only.

PRICE: €150. Places on the training course are limited! Registration
Participants will be issued with a professional development certificate (electronic, sent by email).

The training is intended for occupational health and safety specialists.

During this training, participants will systematically explore the process of investigating workplace accidents – from recording the incident to drawing up the investigation findings. During the programme, practical case studies will be analysed, investigation documents will be completed, and the most common mistakes will be identified. The requirements of the State Labour Inspectorate applicable to the investigation of serious and fatal accidents at work will also be discussed.

Participants will gain the skills to identify the causes of accidents, assess risk factors and propose effective preventive measures.

The training will be led by Jūratė Valiukevičienė, an expert auditor from the Consultancy Department at UAB ‘SDG’.

Feedback on the training:

I rate the training very highly. The trainers shared valuable practical experience – thank you to them!
Tomas Bagociunas, occupational health and safety and environmental protection expert at UAB ‘ENERCON Services Lietuva’, Klaipėda region--
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Thank you, yes, the training was very interesting and useful. The trainers answered all our questions. Perhaps there wasn’t quite enough time, as we certainly had plenty to discuss; the time flew by very quickly.
Kristina Vasiliauskienė, Healthcare and Occupational Safety Specialist at UAB ‘Freda’,
Kaunas---
The training went smoothly, though it’s a shame we ran out of time, so we weren’t able to analyse a few accidents in more detail. I received some valuable information. If I’d come without any prior knowledge in this area, then perhaps that information would have been extremely useful to me, but as I have a good teacher – my manager Vilma – I was already familiar with some of the information and simply took note of a few things that were genuinely new or unfamiliar to me.
But overall, the training is certainly useful, and it’s worth attending for any new specialist joining the team, or for anyone who needs a refresher on certain aspects of the subject.
Gintarė Šlapaitytė, Health and Safety Specialist at UAB ‘Kesko Senukai Lithuania’,
Kaunas---