Humanising Safety and Embracing Real Risk
Whilst it seems ethical to talk about ethics in safety some critical elements of ethical conduct are often missing in these discussions. So let’s talk about some ethical essentials when we discuss the notion of ethics. Here are a few basics when it … Learn more >>>>>
I see with interest the Canadian Society for Safety Engineering (CSSE) advertising for the development of an ‘Ethics Course’. Of course it’s not an ad for the development of an ethics course, it is an ad to develop … Learn more >>>>>
This is the question on the tongue of Safety but has no idea of an answer.
I saw a video recently about ‘predicting behaviour in safety’. This was a slick piece of multimedia that probably cost hundreds of thousands of … Learn more >>>>>
Recently I saw some marketing that zero was a ‘noble aim’, nothing could be more absurd. More so, when one is trying to dismantle it. The idea of something being ‘noble’ is either associated with rank and nobility, showing … Learn more >>>>>
I was brought up in a home where tattoos were associated with deviance, bodgies, widgies, bikers, sailors and sinfulness. Yet my own children have many tattoos, some the size of all their back. My youngest daughter has 13 … Learn more >>>>>
