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How NOT to do Anything About Culture in Building and Construction

June 27, 2023 by Prof. Robert Long 2 Comments

How NOT to do Anything About Culture in Building and Construction The recently released Culture Standard for the Construction Industry (https://www.cultureinconstruction.com.au/culture-standard/ ) is a classic example of how to look like culture is identified and being addressed, when it is not. … [Read more...] about How NOT to do Anything About Culture in Building and Construction

Filed Under: Construction Safety, Psychosocial Safety, Robert Long, Safety Culture Tagged With: culture

Culture To Go – Delivering Results Now!

June 24, 2023 by Rob Sams 32 Comments

An informed culture learns by means of ongoing debate and constantly shifting discrepancies - Karl E. Weick (2007) Culture to go…… Delivering results now! Organisations interested in cultural change need to think about, and understand their existing culture, then work hard over time to move toward … [Read more...] about Culture To Go – Delivering Results Now!

Filed Under: Rob Sams, Safety Culture Tagged With: change programs, culture, organisational culture, safety culture

Just as Well Culture Doesn’t Listen to Safety

June 24, 2023 by Prof. Robert Long 2 Comments

In Hopkin’s chapter (4) The Use and Abuse of “Culture” in Safety Culture, Culture Models the assumption is made that misunderstanding and misuse of an idea is ‘abusive’. (The use of such an emotive term is never explained by Hopkins, nor is any connection made between supposed ‘confusion’ and … [Read more...] about Just as Well Culture Doesn’t Listen to Safety

Filed Under: Robert Long, Safety Culture Tagged With: culture, hopkins

A must watch risk and safety video

June 23, 2023 by Admin 5 Comments

A must watch risk and safety video I sceptically showed this video yesterday in a presentation to a group of Risk Engineers, Lawyers, Safety Professionals and Project Managers. The response was overwhelming – I could just about see the lightbulbs going off in their heads – one company now wants to … [Read more...] about A must watch risk and safety video

Filed Under: Safety Culture, Social Psychology of Risk Tagged With: culture, groupspace, headspace, workspace

Some cultural and safety perspectives from South Africa

June 18, 2023 by Wynand Serfontein 3 Comments

Some cultural and safety perspectives from South Africa South Africa is a country with a rich cultural diversity you would not find in many (if any) other countries. Our heritage not only includes the notorious racial diversity, but also a much less noticed cultural variety. We have descendants … [Read more...] about Some cultural and safety perspectives from South Africa

Filed Under: Safety Culture Tagged With: culture, diversity, racial diversity, south africa

An Advanced Understanding of Culture – A Video

January 31, 2023 by Prof. Robert Long 2 Comments

When it comes to a discussion on culture, the risk and safety industry leaves out any discussion of the lost critical elements of culture. These are the safety silences on culture (https://safetyrisk.net/category/safety-culture-silences/ ). In SPoR, we propose a completely different understanding … [Read more...] about An Advanced Understanding of Culture – A Video

Filed Under: Robert Long, Safety Culture, Safety Culture Silences Tagged With: Anthropology, culture, culture cloud, jung, Lotman, poetics, religion, Semiosphere, semiotics, social psychology

Advancing Backwards in Safety

December 30, 2022 by Prof. Robert Long 2 Comments

I had a call from a mate this week, the board of his company have been mesmerised by a presentation of the latest advances in safety. So I asked to see a copy of this presentation expecting some astounding research and scintillating stuff taking safety into the future. So what did I see? Bradley … [Read more...] about Advancing Backwards in Safety

Filed Under: Robert Long, Safety Culture Tagged With: 1% safer, Bradley Curve, culture, heinrich, one percent safer, safety models, transdisciplinarity

Grade One Lessons in Culture

September 18, 2022 by Prof. Robert Long 17 Comments

  Grade One Lessons in Culture I picked up my granddaughter from school the other day and she showed me her work and it was delightful to see what they have been doing in Grade One in Primary School on culture. What a shame we don’t do such work with people in risk and safety. Instead, safety … [Read more...] about Grade One Lessons in Culture

Filed Under: Robert Long, Safety Culture, Semiotics Tagged With: artifacts, culture

Essentials in Ethics for Safety

September 16, 2022 by Prof. Robert Long Leave a Comment

One day when safety understands that a mature approach to ethics is essential for being professional, it might hopefully tackle the essentials in ethical and moral thinking. Unfortunately, documents like the AIHS BoK Chapter on Ethics are so glaringly inadequate it is laughable. It is also clear … [Read more...] about Essentials in Ethics for Safety

Filed Under: Ethics, Robert Long Tagged With: culture, linguistics, politics, power, socialitie

Culture About Much More Than Structure

April 23, 2019 by Prof. Robert Long 4 Comments

Culture About Much More Than Structure One’s assumptions about what defines culture limits or expands culture itself. One thing is for sure, culture is about much more than organizational structures and systems. Indeed, culture is such a wicked problem … [Read more...] about Culture About Much More Than Structure

Filed Under: Robert Long, Safety Culture, Social Psychology of Risk Tagged With: culture, wicked problems

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