Humanising Safety and Embracing Real Risk
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 challenging decision.
After what has been a tough period for many, now might be the perfect time to … Learn more >>>>>
It’s always fascinating watching the risk industry battle with behaviourism, because it doesn’t work (https://safetyrisk.net/the-curse-of-behaviourism/ ). It doesn’t matter that behaviourism doesn’t work, Safety believes it does. So, the constant quest is to go deeper, even though it doesn’t know how to go deeper into … Learn more >>>>>
Alan Quilley recently posted an interesting point on LinkedIn (perhaps wasted on that forum) – he posed the question (accompanied by the image above):
… Learn more >>>>>“So do you think human behaviour is both predictable and observable? If so how do we use that knowledge to help people
by Phil La Duke, first published here: https://philladuke.wordpress.com/2016/10/17/the-mountain-has-been-climbed-now-what/
You’re corporate incident rate is so low that you are the envy of your industry, so where do you go from here? Despite the ever increasing death traps that we call workplaces, it’s a valid … Learn more >>>>>
Article by Rob Long in response to a recent newspaper article about the need for more vigilance and compliance!!!!
We hear a great deal in the safety industry about compliance and coercion but so little about creative solutions with a sense of imagination. Every … Learn more >>>>>
