SIAF’s communications

Contact information for the media

Journalists can contact SIAF’s head of communications or, with questions regarding investigations directly to the head of investigation.

Photos can be downloaded for use in media from our Flickr-page.
Name The Safety Investigation Authrity, Finland or SIAF as the source when using the photos.

Communication

Safety Investigation Authority Finland has a statutory duty to provide information on its investigations and their progress. It is especially important to keep injured parties, the next of kin and others close to victims, the authorities that participated in the rescue operation and those otherwise affected by the accident informed of the investigation’s progress. Likewise, representatives of the labour market organisations must be informed if the accident was work-related.

Safety Investigation Authority Finland’s communications have several dimensions and audiences, including media and communications to next of kin and stakeholders. The Authority’s communication principles are openness and the absolute reliability of the information contained in its releases. The head of the investigation is responsible for communications during the investigation. Safety Investigation Authority Finland’s investigation reports are always public and published on the Authority’s website.