Petty, Pissy Zero Harm Just when you thought Zero couldn’t get any more unprofessional and stupid, out come some classics this week. Here is an ad for the Head of Zero Harm. I wonder what the KPIs for that job are? Do you get sacked for the first harm? Do you get sacked for the […]
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Safety Is A Job Not A Sacred Calling
Safety Is A Job – Not A Sacred Calling Exclusive by Phil LaDuke. Please pay a visit to his blog: https://philladuke.wordpress.com/ and follow him on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Philladuke vocation (voh-key-shuh n) /voʊˈkeɪ ʃən/ noun 1. a particular occupation, business, or profession; calling. 2. a strong impulse or inclination to follow a particular activity or career. 3. […]
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Safety as a Helping Profession
Safety as a Helping Profession I do sometimes wonder how or why some people get into the Safety Profession? Although thankfully in the minority, why do some safety people have such disdain for the “workers” (I dislike that dehumanizing label – see https://safetyrisk.net/the-dynamics-of-dehumanisation/ ) or think they have to burden them with convoluted systems and […]
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Dumbing Down Safety
Dumbing Down Safety – Safety In the Age of Wikipidiots By Phil La Duke first published on his blog here: Safety in The Age Of Wikipidioats. Phil says: I thought you might enjoy my recent post, Safety in the Age Of Wikipeidiots. Is anyone still out there? “It is better to keep your mouth closed […]
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Ancillary Skills for the Risk and Safety Profession
Ancillary Skills for the Risk and Safety Profession Latest article by Dr Robert Long. I highly recommend his other Articles HERE and his new book: For The Love of Zero When you look at what preoccupies conferences and training in safety, you couldn’t help but think that to be a safety person you just need […]
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No Secrets and the Professionalisation of Safety Knowledge
Latest article by Dr Robert Long for the thinkers amongst us – with a few subtle bits of logic thrown in for the unsuspecting. Does your perceived power and knowledge, your “holier than thou” attitude or your safety policing approach lead to under reporting? You should also read the whole series by Rob: CLICK HERE. […]
