Humanising Safety and Embracing Real Risk
by Bernard Corden
The following schematic may assist in explaining the objective and rational ALARP/SFAIRP approach and actual performance:
ALARP/SFAIRP is an objective test but is unsurprisingly littered with enough subjective terminology … Read the rest
Post by Hayden Collins, First published here
Don’t you just love ‘fact sheets’? Especially when they don’t contain ‘facts’. (Sound like something you may have heard recently?) I recently picked up a ‘fact sheet’ from … Read the rest
Dr Rob Long has released a new video from the set from Risky Conversations, this time on the subject of ALARP.
One of the fascinating points made by WHS Lawyer Greg Smith in the video … Read the rest
The is a lot of misunderstanding, misinformation and misinterpretation on what ALARP really means – this is one of the better explanations I have read. It is by WHS Lawyer Greg Smith and first published on his blog here: https://mysafetythoughts.com/2016/10/23/reflections-on-safety-reasonably-practicable/… Read the rest
By Dr Rob Long
We should all know that the assessment of risk is a subjective process, determined by hundreds of social and psychological factors. The idea that risk assessment is a rational … Read the rest
