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Essentials in Observation and Safety

September 9, 2022 by Dr Rob Long Leave a Comment

I visited a major construction site a few weeks ago. They did their best to impress us with their 4 hour induction, extremely comprehensive work method statements and permit systems, safety management plans, contractor management systems, pretty graphs, regular audit schedules, tool box talks etc … [Read more...] about Essentials in Observation and Safety

Filed Under: Robert Long Tagged With: BBS, essentail fro safety, safety communication, safety hazards, safety observation, Safety Talk, safety walk, training in whs

Six Tips to Improve Your Safety Conversations

August 21, 2022 by Dr Rob Long 5 Comments

Six Tips to Improve Your Safety Conversations Whilst discussion and conversation is well intentioned it is also important to ensure that our discourse promotes effective culture. I was in a mine recently when I saw a document posted on the walls entitled ‘Six Tips to Improve Your Safety … [Read more...] about Six Tips to Improve Your Safety Conversations

Filed Under: Communication and Consultation, Positive Safety Stuff, Psychological Health and Safety, Robert Long, Social Psychology of Risk Tagged With: safety communication, safety conversation, safety culture, Safety Observations, Safety Talk

Free Safety Presentations

April 1, 2020 by Admin 2 Comments

Heaps of Free Safety Presentations and Safety Training Resources Looking for a specific topic or just some ideas for your next safety chat or toolbox talk?, these are great resources from https://wellnessproposals.com  - they have been provided to them by United States Naval Safety Center. The … [Read more...] about Free Safety Presentations

Filed Under: Safety Training, Toolbox Talks Tagged With: safety presentation, Safety Talk, safety training, Toolbox Talks

Critical Safety Reflection or thinking about stuff

May 23, 2015 by George Robotham Leave a Comment

Critical Safety Reflection or thinking about stuff By the late George Robotham  This brief article was prompted by an excellent paper in the Central Alberta Well Services Corporation, Safety Newsletter, Vol2, Issue 6 by Mark Sanborn, www.marksanborn.com  titled “Think like a leader and lead like a … [Read more...] about Critical Safety Reflection or thinking about stuff

Filed Under: critical thinking, George Robotham, Safety Leadership Tagged With: learning, safety reflection, safety slogan, Safety Talk, safety tips

The Repression of Uncertainty

May 16, 2015 by Dr Rob Long Leave a Comment

I recently republished this on Linkedin Pulse where it inspired some very positive comments, be sure to check out the 20 keys to maturing in safety leadership at the end of the article: If you are a Parent, a Partner, a Leader or a Safety Person then you have learned, the hard way, that people … [Read more...] about The Repression of Uncertainty

Filed Under: ALARP, Robert Long, Safety Leadership, Social Psychology of Risk, Wicked Problems, Zero Harm Tagged With: compliance, controls, heuristics, paperwork, repression, rules, Safety Talk, uncertainty, Zero Harm

I Wish I Had Thought of That

May 8, 2015 by Rob Sams 8 Comments

I Wish I Had Thought of That by Robert Sams I was recently talking with someone in the childcare industry who shared their experiences about health and safety, in particular risk assessments. They were frustrated, so much paperwork, bureaucracy and time spent on a process that seemed to be all … [Read more...] about I Wish I Had Thought of That

Filed Under: Risk Assessment, Rob Sams Tagged With: coversation, improving safety, risk assessment, safety communication, Safety Talk

Jargon-less Safety Talk

April 2, 2015 by Admin Leave a Comment

Jargon-less safety talk Recent article by Trinette Jaeschke on the Your safety Mentor blog. A little extract: We have our own language in safety.  In fact, even different industries have their own safety words.  Are these acronyms familiar to you? SWMS, JSA, OHS, WHS, WHSMS, SMS, ALARP, KPI, … [Read more...] about Jargon-less Safety Talk

Filed Under: ALARP, Communication and Consultation Tagged With: jargon, Safety Talk

It’s Not a Secret, We Just Don’t Talk About It

November 9, 2014 by Dr Rob Long 2 Comments

Another VERY interesting article by Dr Robert Long about choosing your words, slogans and messages with great care. I was only reading last night about the “elephant in the room” idiom!. If you liked this article then you should read the whole series: CLICK HERE. I highly recommend you check out … [Read more...] about It’s Not a Secret, We Just Don’t Talk About It

Filed Under: Robert Long Tagged With: safety culture, safety slogan, Safety Talk

The Gemba Safety Walk

April 16, 2014 by Admin 2 Comments

The Gemba Safety Walk – Is it a Silly Walk? Tried and failed or just gotten a tad bored with Zero Harm, BBS and MBWA? It seems the latest silver bullet being peddled by a few Snake Oil Salesmen is the “Safety Gemba Walk”. I’ve only just discovered this trendy new safety concept and still trying to … [Read more...] about The Gemba Safety Walk

Filed Under: Safety Culture, Safety Leadership Tagged With: BBS, gemba safety walk, safety communication, safety culture, Safety Engagement, Safety Talk, Zero Harm

If You Don’t Have Something Important To Say About Safety Then Shut Up

January 22, 2014 by Phil LaDuke Leave a Comment

If You Don’t Have Something Important To Say About Safety Then Shut Up   By Phil La Duke who says: What harm is there in talking about safety trivia? Plenty. In this week's post I explore the dangers of pointless safety talks. I hope you will give it a read and let me know what you … [Read more...] about If You Don’t Have Something Important To Say About Safety Then Shut Up

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