Humanising Safety and Embracing Real Risk
So much of what we do in risk is individualistic taking a focus on individual behaviours often with a hidden agenda to blame or find cause. This is certainly the case in common approaches to mental health but … Learn more >>>>>
Dr Long is pleased to announce the release of his fourth book available for free download (https://www.humandymensions.com/product/risk-makes-sense/). Simply click on the image of the book, add to cart, submit your details and the download is yours.
Risk Makes Sense, Human Judgment and Risk was released in 2012 and helped launch … Learn more >>>>>
As Safety continues to develop greater risk aversion across the workplace, increasing paperwork and greater focus on minutia (World Congress Zero Vision), many outside of work are concerned that we are learning less about managing risk. Particularly as the ideology of zero vision trickles down … Learn more >>>>>
Wynand wrote this email to me with this article attached and I thought it worth quoting as an intro to this brilliant article:
… Learn more >>>>>I have just finished reading “Risk Makes Sense” (I am a slow reader, and the book invites you to read it slowly and allow lots
Rice Krispies were first released by Kellogg in 1928, and introduced in Australia as Rice Bubbles. The breakfast cereal is made of ‘crisped’ rice (toasted rice). The marketing that accompanied the launch of Rice Bubbles was associated with the sound … Learn more >>>>>
