Humanising Safety and Embracing Real Risk
One of the most dominant myths in industry is that paperwork is an ‘arse-covering’ exercise. People seem to accept and tolerate paperwork for this reason when the reality is opposite, no amount of paperwork saves your arse in court. If there is no relation between your paperwork … Learn more >>>>>
OHS professionals write many reports, read many reports and ask others to prepare reports for them. A major sin is long rambling reports that do not get to the point quickly and succinctly! Prepare succinct reports yourself and make it clear that your expectation … Learn more >>>>>
Many readers have been asking for more ‘real’ and practical stuff and here it is:
Here is the promised follow up to:
https://safetyrisk.net/she-may-not-come-out-of-there-alive/
This is a true story, for … Learn more >>>>>
Mouse in helmet image from: You Can Be Funny.com
Just as safety slogans can help employees remember safety protocols, funny safety images can also be safety catalysts in the workplace. Serving as quick visual reminders of safety procedures, safety posters and cartoons can decrease accidents … Learn more >>>>>
Parts of the east coast of Australia have experienced heavy rain over recent weeks and it has become common to read headlines of flash flooding causing road closures, cars washed away and sadly a man in Sydney was killed when he … Learn more >>>>>
