Investigator Training
Two-day Investigator Training Course
Graphite’s two-day Investigator Training course will provide participants with a CPD qualification, enabling them to conduct workplace investigations.
Graphite’s two-day Investigator Training course will provide participants with a CPD qualification, enabling them to conduct workplace investigations.
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The benefit of Graphite’s Investigator Training
Ensuring that your business has a qualified, experienced person on hand to tackle difficult tasks is of paramount importance. This workplace investigation training course will provide participants with the expertise to effectively carry out thorough investigations, including investigations into bullying, harassment, or sexual harassment.
Our two-day Investigator Training course will provide an understanding of the key principles that must drive an investigation procedure to ensure fair processes and natural justice are abided by at all times. Participants will be taken through a step-by-step plan for structuring and concluding an investigation. Role-plays are conducted on day two to put knowledge into practice.
How much does it cost?
Fees for this employee investigation training course depend on the time it takes to develop and deliver the course. This is influenced by:
- The number of employees to be included.
- The number of departments involved.
- Industry-specific requirements that may be in place.
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