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iCue


A Conversation About Learning

June 7, 2023 by Prof. Robert Long Leave a Comment

This simple conversation about a movie between Nippin and I about learning, using the SPoR iCue Method. If you want to learn about learning, watch this.   … [Read more...] about A Conversation About Learning

Filed Under: Learning, Robert Long Tagged With: iCue

iCue Engagement Process

May 11, 2023 by Admin Leave a Comment

We know that good risk management is about getting people to talk, engage, ask questions and listen to each other. But what should I ask, how to formulate questions, and what really should I listen to? In other words, what is the method and what tools are available to achieve better engagement and … [Read more...] about iCue Engagement Process

Filed Under: Social Psychology of Risk Tagged With: iCue

Safety Cosmetics

May 3, 2023 by Prof. Robert Long Leave a Comment

Safety Cosmetics One of the grand activities of keeping up with safety systems is keeping up appearances. The idea that paperwork obesity is a healthy thing is a strange cultural myth in the safety industry (https://vimeo.com/162034157 ). If in doubt, add more in. It is a strange belief in the … [Read more...] about Safety Cosmetics

Filed Under: Robert Long, Safety Clutter, Zero Harm Tagged With: cosmetics, iCue, paperwork

Visual, Verbal and Relational Mapping in Risk Assessment

May 2, 2023 by Prof. Robert Long Leave a Comment

One of the foundations for SPoR is Semiotics. Understanding semiotics, semiosis, semantics, the semiosphere and semiology is essential for understanding culture (https://safetyrisk.net/culture-silences-in-safety-semiotics/). Not so Safety. Poor olde Safety is so locked into the delusions of … [Read more...] about Visual, Verbal and Relational Mapping in Risk Assessment

Filed Under: Robert Long, Semiotics Tagged With: iCue, mandala, MiProfile, relational mapping

Risk iCue Video

March 20, 2023 by Prof. Robert Long Leave a Comment

The foundational tool in SPoR for tackling risk is the Risk iCue method. Risk iCue method is a graphical, relational, verbal and visual way of understanding risk. The method requires significant level of training in open questioning, listening and reflection. This is the first video in a series … [Read more...] about Risk iCue Video

Filed Under: Robert Long Tagged With: iCue

Psychosocial Safety, I think it is about a 7?

February 10, 2023 by Matt Thorne 1 Comment

In the middle of last year I was asked to help a multinational Tier 1 construction company to help with their thinking on a major project that was about to be rolled out. This company knew there were cultural issues that would affect people negatively. The morning of this meeting we did a … [Read more...] about Psychosocial Safety, I think it is about a 7?

Filed Under: Matt Thorne, Psychosocial Safety, Social Psychology of Risk Tagged With: groupspace, headspace, iCue, workspace

Foresight Blindness, Hindsight Bias and Risk

January 23, 2023 by Prof. Robert Long 1 Comment

Foresight Blindness, Hindsight Bias and Risk One of the beauties of fallibility is what Alan Watts called The Wisdom of Insecurity . Watts describes how binary worldviews create fear and dogma, making people frightened and concocting securities that don’t exist. Watts thinking helps one step out of … [Read more...] about Foresight Blindness, Hindsight Bias and Risk

Filed Under: Robert Long, Social Psychology of Risk Tagged With: fallibility, foresight, hindsight bias, iCue

Indicators of Risk

December 30, 2022 by Prof. Robert Long 6 Comments

Indicators of Risk I often get sent presentations and training formats from safety people seeking my expertise on improvement, learning design and critique of safety presentations. One thing safety people are not educated in is teaching, curriculum and learning. Amazing how the industry throws … [Read more...] about Indicators of Risk

Filed Under: Due Diligence, Risk Assessment, Robert Long Tagged With: iCue, risk assessement training, risk homeostasis, swms

My Journey with SPoR

November 15, 2022 by Prof. Robert Long Leave a Comment

Sometimes we get feedback from people in risk and safety for whom SPoR has transformed the way they tackle risk. On most occasions we don’t hear back from the many thousands who access all that is free and downloadable in SPoR. This week I received a wonderful note from someone in the UK and … [Read more...] about My Journey with SPoR

Filed Under: Robert Long, Social Psychology of Risk Tagged With: iCue

Meeting is NOT About Technique

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

Meeting is NOT About Technique I have received an amazing amount of feedback on my piece on Meeting (https://safetyrisk.net/meeting-in-safety-with-no-meeting/ ). So, this blog seeks to extend the discussion a little further. Ellul’s notion of Technique proposes that any quest for efficiency in … [Read more...] about Meeting is NOT About Technique

Filed Under: Robert Long, Social Psychology of Risk Tagged With: archetype, Archetypes, human factors, iCue, meeting, safety archetype, technique

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