Humanising Safety and Embracing Real Risk
By James Roughton and Nathan Crutchfield
Conducting site reviews (audits), areas surveys, findings from job hazard analysis (JHA), and observations may uncover perceptions, areas or tasks that must be quickly addressed. To be effective, change management must be used if the necessary revisions and actions are to be effectively implemented. … Learn more >>>>>
By Greg Smith, first published here: https://mysafetythoughts.com/2018/03/05/are-your-jhas-worthless/
“Worthless” is not my phrase, and I make no assumptions about the JSA process as it is applied in your workplace, but I am interested in whether your organisation could pass the “worthlessness” test set … Learn more >>>>>
When I was a young boy I remember my parents buying their first automatic washing machine which came in a large cardboard box. I watched them fill it with clothes, a magic white powder and revolve around for about two minutes before turning my attention … Learn more >>>>>
Refer also to: The Arse-Covering Myth
I was with an organisation this week that was being inspected by the regulator. The regulator had the unenviable task of assessing whether this organisation was appropriately managing risk. The regulator generally uses … Learn more >>>>>
Another article by the late George Robotham. You can find more of his work at here: SAFETY REFLECTIONS
Job Safety Analysis (J.S.A.) is a simple yet highly effective technique that is under-utilised in industry.
Download a Job Safety Analysis Worksheet from Worksafe here:
J.S.A. should … Learn more >>>>>
