Requests for workshops are already coming in for 2025. First cab off the rank and with 18 registered already is the Embodiment and Risk Module: https://cllr.com.au/product/embodiment-learning-and-risk-module-26/ You can register here: admin@cllr.com.au and the cost for the 5-session series is … [Read more...] about Embodiment and Risk – Online Workshops – February 2025
Ethics and the Foundation for Being Professional
The foundation for any profession starts with a mature understanding of ethics. Knowing what is right and wrong doesn’t come ‘naturally’, by so called ‘common sense’ or from god. The AIHS BoK Chapter on non-ethics is constructed on these assumptions and is useless for any real understanding of … [Read more...] about Ethics and the Foundation for Being Professional
Cautions in eLearning Safety
How can I know what I think or feel until I see what I say and do? – Prof. Karl E. Weick. I recently supported a friend in attaining their Building and Construction White Card on the Internet. I found the experience quite troubling. As an educator with more than 35 years experience, there were … [Read more...] about Cautions in eLearning Safety
The Safety Dunce
The profession of teaching learned over 100 years ago that humiliation, shaming and victimising doesn’t work. Indeed, such strategies are not just ineffective but drive the opposite. Understanding ethics in teaching was essential for claiming the status of ‘professional’. Not so Safety. I was … [Read more...] about The Safety Dunce
The Safety Generalist, Without a Generalist Education
It is rather remarkable what is expected of the average safety person in the workplace. They are expected to be all things to all people yet don’t have a generalist education or safety curriculum that prepares them for the job. I wrote many years ago that the safety curriculum requires reform … [Read more...] about The Safety Generalist, Without a Generalist Education
No ‘Natural Instinct’ To Harm
The foundation of the Bradley Curve is that humans have a ‘natural instinct’ to harm. Only Safety could project something so false and still believe it. The opposite is the case. We all know ‘instinct’ as an innate disposition. It’s how all animals are ‘hard wired’. The genome whether in a … [Read more...] about No ‘Natural Instinct’ To Harm
The False Claims of the Bradley Curve
The false claims of the Bradley Curve are so blatant, you shouldn’t need any help to tear its nonsense to shreds. However, I was sent this video from someone today who asked for help to understand it. It is so sad that so many in safety are conned by propaganda and false claims. So, let’s … [Read more...] about The False Claims of the Bradley Curve
Unconscious Messaging and Zero Trust
It is strange how people think messaging works. Imagine trying to tell people to trust in your strategy that is about ‘zero trust’. I saw this advertised yesterday and wondered who thought this up? The logic of this marketing is to trust in zero trust. Such marketing makes language … [Read more...] about Unconscious Messaging and Zero Trust
The Wisdom of Semiotics, Myth and Poetics in Risk
In my study I have figure of a monkey holding a bottle of wine: See Figure 1. Money and Wine. Figure 1. Monkey and Wine The wine bottle bears the image of Ned Kelly and serves as a reminder of the many myths that have been created about him. The semiotics of New Kelly can be found … [Read more...] about The Wisdom of Semiotics, Myth and Poetics in Risk
Spot the Spin and the Myths of AI
Robots and AI do not ‘learn’. There is no individual and independent movement in a computer that senses its own ‘body’. Indeed, robots and AI have no body, no nerve endings, no consciousness or feelings necessary to ‘know’ and ‘understand’ the emotions of another. Yet, this is what is projected by … [Read more...] about Spot the Spin and the Myths of AI