Humanising Safety and Embracing Real Risk
Hazards are objects and in themselves don’t harm anyone. An object only becomes a hazard when a human engages with it, until then it remains a potential hazard. One can focus as … Read the rest
I’d like a dollar for every time I get asked if do programs on ‘behaviours’. Oh, doesn’t safety love behaviours. I often get asked this question by people who want to control the behaviour of others. … Read the rest
Latest by Dr Rob Long from www.humandymensions.com
‘Argument progresses in three stages: superficial simplicity, confused complexity and profound simplicity. Mindful organisations and leaders are prepared to struggle through confused complexity to find profound simplicity. … Read the rest
