We know that good risk management is about getting people to talk, engage, ask questions and listen to each other. But what should I ask, how to formulate questions, and what really should I listen to? In other words, what is the method and what tools are available to achieve better engagement and … [Read more...] about iCue Engagement Process
Workshops with Dr Long – Vienna, Austria 26-30 June 2023
Time is fast approaching for our workshops planned for Vienna and a few places are still available for registration. You can register online: https://www.humandymensions.com/vienna-workshops/ Or, can be invoiced directly for a 10% discount. Email robertlong2@mac.com or … [Read more...] about Workshops with Dr Long – Vienna, Austria 26-30 June 2023
SPoR Convention Canberra 18-21 September 2023
Plans are well under way for the SPoR International Convention to be held in Canberra 18-21 September 2023. People have already registered from Europe and all over Australia and NZ. You can register here: https://spor.com.au/september-canberra-workshop/ Two workshops will be held over the 4 … [Read more...] about SPoR Convention Canberra 18-21 September 2023
SPoR Workshops Vienna 26-30 June
The outline and registration here: https://www.humandymensions.com/vienna-workshops/ This will most likely be the last visit of Dr Long to Europe. Those who wish to meet and learn with Dr Long (and also Matt Thorne from Risk Diversity https://www.riskdiversity.com.au/) can register early for a … [Read more...] about SPoR Workshops Vienna 26-30 June
How to Manage Psychosocial Risks in your organisation
By Narelle Stoll, first published HERE I was very honoured to have been invited by Dr Robert Long along with Dr Craig Ashhurst and Lawyer Greg Smith to participate in this panel discussion on such an important issue facing community organisations … [Read more...] about How to Manage Psychosocial Risks in your organisation
CLLR NEWSLETTER–March 2023
Theme - The Delusions of AI, Risk and Safety ‘Congratulations, we have just shifted all out Psychosocial data on you, into our hazards register’. Can you just imagine this message being forwarded to you any time soon as Safety takes on the task of implementing ISO 43005 … [Read more...] about CLLR NEWSLETTER–March 2023
Take a lesson or two from scuba divers about safety
Guest Post by Brian Darlington In preparation for an upcoming diving vacation, I have for the past two weeks, been observing my wife, Aneta, partake in training sessions for her Open Water scuba diving qualification. Throughout the two weeks of theoretical sessions, exams and practical … [Read more...] about Take a lesson or two from scuba divers about safety
A Great Comparison of Risk and Safety Schools of Thought
A Great Comparison of Risk and Safety Schools of Thought If you are struggling to get your head around the Social Psychology of Risk and Safety or wondering why your compliance, BBS or zero harm based programs are having the opposite effect from what your intended then here is a really useful … [Read more...] about A Great Comparison of Risk and Safety Schools of Thought
Proving Safety
One of the best safety articles I've read on Linkedin in a long, long time. By Greg Smith (Author of "Papersafe" - https://amzn.to/3wNDPTv ) Proving Safety Here is an interesting question. What would safety management look like in your organisation if you did not have to “prove” it? Would you … [Read more...] about Proving Safety
Records of safety activities: evidence of safety or non-compliance?
Recent article by Greg Smith - Partner at Jackson McDonald Lawyers and author of Paper Safe First published here: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/records-safety-activities-evidence-non-compliance-greg-smith/ A recent Western Australian prosecution of a transport company has again demonstrated how … [Read more...] about Records of safety activities: evidence of safety or non-compliance?
