Humanising Safety and Embracing Real Risk
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 >>>>>
by from Phil La Duke from his regular column in fabricating and metalworking online magazine.
More of his Fabricating and metalworking articles can be found here: Phil La Duke
Before there can be any discussion about specializing within a particular area of safety, it makes sense to … Learn more >>>>>
If you have been following this blog for even a little while you would have realised that I am definitely not a proponent of focusing purely on legislative compliance, reliance on technology, convoluted systems producing reams of paper work that nobody reads let … Learn more >>>>>
By Tom Gardener
I guess there are a couple of answers to this question. It depends on what type of safety management system we’re talking about and what you want it to achieve.
Before looking at these questions it would be useful to describe just … Learn more >>>>>
UPDATE –11-12-12
Just read a very interesting commentary by Kevin Jones on his SafetyAtWorkBlog: He writes:
… Learn more >>>>>On 30 November 2012, SAI Global announced a commercial arrangement with SafetyCulture for the sale of generic Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS), particularly for
