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Safety Legislation Is Our Biggest Accident?

May 22, 2017 by Ken Roberts 2 Comments

Safety Legislation Is Our Biggest Accident? Ken Roberts www.1on1safety.com I mentioned in an earlier article I’d explore the Legislator’s role in contemporary workplace safety. Being one for … [Read more...] about Safety Legislation Is Our Biggest Accident?

Filed Under: Safety Legislation Tagged With: evolution, LTIFR, safety legislation

Safety Disconnect and the Dreamworld Tragedy

October 29, 2016 by Admin 5 Comments

A commentary by WHS Lawyer Greg Smith – first published here: https://mysafetythoughts.com/2016/10/29/welcome-to-the-intellectual-vacuum-that-is-political-comment-on-whs/ Welcome to the intellectual … [Read more...] about Safety Disconnect and the Dreamworld Tragedy

Filed Under: Safety Legislation Tagged With: Dreamworld, safety legislation

Tape Down Those Leads

April 6, 2016 by Dr Rob Long 5 Comments

Tape Down Those Leads One of the things that is curiously entertaining in safety is a lack of proportionality and critical thinking. I often present in facilities where arrangements have not been … [Read more...] about Tape Down Those Leads

Filed Under: Risk Aversion, Robert Long, Safety Legislation, Safety Professional, Social Psychology of Risk Tagged With: critical thinking, safety legislation

Safety Leadership Essentials

June 6, 2014 by Dr Rob Long 4 Comments

Safety Leadership Essentials   A friend showed me a four day course they had to attend for their company titled ‘Safety Leadership’. As I looked through the materials I couldn’t see anything … [Read more...] about Safety Leadership Essentials

Filed Under: Robert Long, Safety Leadership, Simplistic Safety, Wicked Problems Tagged With: Heinrich’s pyramid, safety culture, Safety Goals, safety leadership, safety legislation

What is Reasonably Practicable?

May 17, 2014 by Safety Nerd 4 Comments

Is reasonably practicable practical? Okay, so this seems like a hand on heart definition – meaning….your honour……(hand on heart) I have done everything reasonably practicable that someone in my … [Read more...] about What is Reasonably Practicable?

Filed Under: Safety Legislation Tagged With: reasonably practicable, safety legislation, WHS

25 Ways to stuff up a Safety Management System

April 25, 2014 by George Robotham 4 Comments

Today is probably the most important national occasion in Australia and NZ. ANZAC Day – 25 April – marks the anniversary of the first major military action fought by Australian and New Zealand forces … [Read more...] about 25 Ways to stuff up a Safety Management System

Filed Under: George Robotham, Lead and Lag Indicators Tagged With: adult learning principles, continuous improvement philosophy, developing goals, george robotham, implementing change, law principles, leading indicators, management commitment, safety culture, safety legislation, safety management system, Safety Reflections, Safety Systems, safety tips, using adult learning principles

The toughest safety assignment I have had

October 21, 2013 by George Robotham Leave a Comment

The toughest safety assignment I have had By the late George Robotham George gets a call from a management consultant, can I commit a bit of time to review a company’s Safety Management System? … [Read more...] about The toughest safety assignment I have had

Filed Under: George Robotham, Safety Leadership, Safety Legislation Tagged With: safety audit, Safety Auditing, safety leadership, safety legislation, Safety Reflections

Harmonisation of Australia’s Safety Legislation

September 28, 2013 by George Robotham Leave a Comment

George’s Safety Reflections - Number 1 This was the first many articles by legendary late Safety Guru, George Robotham Harmonisation of Australia’s safety legislation Quotable Quote "A health … [Read more...] about Harmonisation of Australia’s Safety Legislation

Filed Under: George Robotham, Safety Legislation Tagged With: harmonisation, safety legislation, Safety Reflections

Cost of Harmonisation

September 22, 2013 by Admin Leave a Comment

Costs of Harmonisation to Business Excellent article from Safety At Work Blog. Extract: Australian lawyer Andrew Douglas has provided a frank assessment of the OHS harmonisation process instigated … [Read more...] about Cost of Harmonisation

Filed Under: Safety Legislation Tagged With: harmonisation, safety legislation

National OHS Harmonisation

August 27, 2013 by Admin 1 Comment

National OHS Harmonisation - Your Questions Answered….. Guest Posting from Everything OHS – click HERE to read all of their other great articles, news and updates     What are the … [Read more...] about National OHS Harmonisation

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