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Who Leads the Way in Safety?

June 28, 2023 by Dr Rob Long Leave a Comment

Who Leads the Way in Safety? One’s ethos is a vocational methodology, one’s driving meaning and purpose in being. It is from one’s ethos that we develop a method or ethic. An ethic is essentially the systematic construct of what one believes about life, being and personhood. For example: If one … [Read more...] about Who Leads the Way in Safety?

Filed Under: critical thinking, Ethics, Leadership, Robert Long Tagged With: ethics, ethos

Zero Harm, Santa Claus and Other Such Myths

June 10, 2023 by Rob Sams 9 Comments

Zero Harm, Santa Claus and Other Such Myths It’s beginning to look at lot like….. well you know the song. It’s that time of the year where you can’t take a trip to the shopping centre (mall) without the sounds of carols and other Christmas songs dominating the airwaves. It’s also that time of the … [Read more...] about Zero Harm, Santa Claus and Other Such Myths

Filed Under: Leadership, Rob Sams, Safety Myths, Zero Harm Tagged With: christmas, metaphors, myth, santa, xmas, Zero Harm

Safety Politics as Ideological Homogeneity

March 11, 2018 by Dr Rob Long Leave a Comment

Safety Politics as Ideological Homogeneity One of the reasons you don’t hear much discussion about politics and ethics in the safety industry is due to naivety and unprofessional approaches to education. One cannot claim the word ‘professional’ unless one is prepared to acknowledge that all … [Read more...] about Safety Politics as Ideological Homogeneity

Filed Under: Leadership, Relationships, Robert Long, Zero Harm Tagged With: politics, power

Human Dymensions Feb17 Newsletter and Competition

February 13, 2017 by Admin Leave a Comment

Human Dymensions Feb17 Newsletter and Competition Understanding Emergence The idea that organisations ‘drift’ into failure is not the language I would use to explain why things go wrong in organisations. Neither do I use the language or discourse of ‘human error’ or ‘human factors’ in … [Read more...] about Human Dymensions Feb17 Newsletter and Competition

Filed Under: Leadership, Learning, Social Psychology of Risk Tagged With: Newsletter

WARNING: Not Your Typical Safety Nonsense

November 22, 2016 by Admin Leave a Comment

Europe - International Workshop Social Psychology of Risk Introduction Linz Austria 17/18 January 2017 For all those in the Northern Hemisphere who have been looking for this, we are holding a 2 day workshop on the Social Psychology of Risk (SPoR) introduction in Linz Austria on 11,12 January 2017. … [Read more...] about WARNING: Not Your Typical Safety Nonsense

Filed Under: CLLR, Leadership, Learning, Safety News, Social Psychology of Risk Tagged With: CLLR

Safety and the Spin of Disruption

September 25, 2016 by Dr Rob Long 5 Comments

“There are no trends in safety at present that give any inkling that disruption is even a possibility. The Regulation, Act, systems and standards are certainly not shrinking nor changing.” Just Because You Speak it, Doesn’t Make It So Safety and the Spin of ‘Disruption’. One of the benefits of … [Read more...] about Safety and the Spin of Disruption

Filed Under: Leadership, Robert Long, Social Psychology of Risk, Zero Harm Tagged With: Disruption, spin

World’s 3rd Largest Construction Company Dumps Zero

November 25, 2015 by Admin 2 Comments

World’s 3rd Largest Construction Company Dumps Zero Mantra When they launched ‘Mission Zero’ in 2010 it seemed that Laing O’Rourke were about to become one of the world’s largest safety companies - who also dabbled a bit in construction contracting on the side! On the back of news that General … [Read more...] about World’s 3rd Largest Construction Company Dumps Zero

Filed Under: Leadership, Safety Differently, Zero Harm Tagged With: safety differently, Zero Harm

Speaking Out

July 18, 2015 by Admin 2 Comments

I haven't published a post like this one for a while but I found Peter’s story very compelling. I had a few thoughts when reading this......... I agree that we all need to speak out but, perhaps more importantly, I think that we need to do more ASKING OUT (yes I know what you are thinking right now … [Read more...] about Speaking Out

Filed Under: Communication and Consultation, Humble Inquiry, Leadership, Road Safety Tagged With: humble inquiry, speaking out

Perfectionism in Leadership Discourse Part 1

April 7, 2015 by Max Geyer 3 Comments

I’m excited and honoured to present Max Geyer’s paper from the recent Psychology of Risk Conference held in Sydney. WARNING: the inbuilt message may disturb some people who are still holding onto the Zero Harm mantra.  For others it may provide some ammunition to help counter the binary argument … [Read more...] about Perfectionism in Leadership Discourse Part 1

Filed Under: Leadership, Max Geyer, Zero Harm Tagged With: discourse, leadership, Zero Harm

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