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Three Lessons in How to be Unprofessional

January 7, 2022 by Dr Rob Long Leave a Comment

Three Lessons in How to be Unprofessional One of the critical skills of professionalism is Discourse Analysis.  It is through Discourse Analysis that we understand the power in messages … [Read more...] about Three Lessons in How to be Unprofessional

Filed Under: Robert Long, Safety Professional Tagged With: ASSP, discourse, discourse analysis, safety professional

‘Professional’ Challenges for the Risk ‘Industry’

September 4, 2021 by Dr Rob Long Leave a Comment

‘Professional’ Challenges for the Risk ‘Industry’ Download the full paper, including references: [download id="86952"] by Dr Robert Long Introduction I have been in conversation with large … [Read more...] about ‘Professional’ Challenges for the Risk ‘Industry’

Filed Under: critical thinking, Robert Long, Safety Professional Tagged With: archetype, safety professional

The Zero Safety Paradox

September 2, 2021 by Admin 3 Comments

Found this interesting article posted recently by Jason Kunz and just wallowing in the Linkedin mud (HERE): The Zero Safety Paradox This is instalment four in a twelve-part series on the future of the … [Read more...] about The Zero Safety Paradox

Filed Under: Safety Professional, Zero Harm Tagged With: paradox

Safety values, ideas, behaviours and clothes

July 11, 2021 by Simon Cassin 11 Comments

Safety values, ideas, behaviours and clothes Safety values, thoughts, ideas and behaviours are a bit like clothes; we all have them, but knowing which to wear, recycle, or ditch is often a … [Read more...] about Safety values, ideas, behaviours and clothes

Filed Under: PPE, Safety Professional Tagged With: behaviour, values

Essential Preparation for a Safety Job

June 2, 2021 by Dr Rob Long Leave a Comment

Essential Preparation for a Safety Job Most of what makes up the WHS curriculum doesn’t prepare someone for undertaking the job of safety advisor. Training a parrot to recall legislation and … [Read more...] about Essential Preparation for a Safety Job

Filed Under: critical thinking, Robert Long, Safety Professional, Social Psychology of Risk Tagged With: AIHS Body of Knowledge, safety curriculum, Safety Jobs

What You Profess in Safety

February 9, 2021 by Dr Rob Long Leave a Comment

What You Profess in Safety There is no separation between claiming the word ‘professional’ and what you profess. What one professes determines if one is profess-ional regardless of whether one likes … [Read more...] about What You Profess in Safety

Filed Under: Robert Long, Safety Professional, Social Psychology of Risk Tagged With: language, paperwork

Data Cannot Drive Professionalism

December 14, 2020 by Dr Rob Long Leave a Comment

Data Cannot Drive Professionalism Being professional is determined by an ethic not by labels, brands or spin. We know someone is professional by what they do not what marketing they employ. If … [Read more...] about Data Cannot Drive Professionalism

Filed Under: Ethics, Robert Long, Safety Professional Tagged With: code of ethics, data

Not a Profession’s Bootlace

September 24, 2020 by Dr Rob Long 3 Comments

Not a Profession’s Bootlace How easy to let that word ‘professional’ roll off your tongue, when you are not in a profession! How easy to brand something that it is not and then wonder why people walk … [Read more...] about Not a Profession’s Bootlace

Filed Under: Ethics, Robert Long, Safety Professional Tagged With: AIHS BoK, SPoR

Template – Zero Harm Advisor

July 9, 2020 by Barry Spud 10 Comments

In the interests of supporting the safety industry, we here at Safetyrisk provide hundreds of templates to save you time searching and money. So the following template is provided at no cost for any … [Read more...] about Template – Zero Harm Advisor

Filed Under: Safety Professional, Safety Satire, Zero Harm

Dumb Down Safety on Full Show in Fake HSE UK Poster

March 7, 2020 by Dr Rob Long 2 Comments

Nothing surprises me in the world of dumb down safety like a cheap poster of misinformation, disinformation, sexism and condescension. This poster  was passed to me this week doing the rounds on … [Read more...] about Dumb Down Safety on Full Show in Fake HSE UK Poster

Filed Under: Communication and Consultation, Psychological Safety, Robert Long, Safety Professional Tagged With: HSE Poster

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