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‘Man Up’ Safety
Safety-as-Persona
We need to make sure this can never happen again
The Safety Charade as Tokenism in Safety
The Seduction to Simplify Safety
Conforming and Questioning in Safety
Beware the Cult of Denial
WARNING: Not Your Typical Safety Nonsense
A Better Language for Risk and Safety
People are not Rats–Moving Beyond Behaviour Based Safety
Questioning Skills and Investigations
Developing Our Inner Introversion
What are Your Secret Messages in Safety?
Courage to Challenge the Great TRIFR and LTIFR Delusion
It Takes Two to Tango–Reflections on Safe Behaviour
I’m just not that into safety anymore
Safety Entitlement and Compulsory Safety Mis-Education
Free Download – Real Risk – New Book by Dr Robert Long
Positives and Negatives in Dialectic in Safety
Safety as a Knowledge Culture
How we pay for the high cost of running of this site – try it for free on your site
How To Make Your Own Hand Sanitizer
How to Make your own Covid-19 Face Mask
Covid-19 Returning To Work Safety, Transitioning, Start Up And Re Entry Plans
How’s the Hot Desking Going Covid?
One of the benefits of the Covid-19 epidemic is a total rethink about how we live and work (https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-03-28/coronavirus-could-reshape-how-australians-work-forever/12097124 ).
Expertise by Regurgitation and Re-Badging
One of the fascinating things about the Coronavirus pandemic is watching Safety morph into epidemiology expertise. I would like a dollar for every flyer, presentation, podcast, powerpoint, checklist template, toolbox talk and poster set that had jumped into my inbox… Read the rest
The Stress of Stasis
One of the challenging things about the Coronavirus crisis is stasis. For those without work and confined to home, for those in self-isolation, it’s like life is frozen in time. ‘Stay at home’ is the mantra. The trouble is, in… Read the rest
