Humanising Safety and Embracing Real Risk
One of the strange beliefs of Safety is that the publication of injury statistics invokes change? Ah, how does it do that? Since when did information become motivation?
When one looks at the many promises made in the safety industry and all the propaganda about zero, injury … Learn more >>>>>
I used to work for a company that would budget to have a certain number of lost time injuries and fatalities each year. That may seem unconscionable today but it was not because they wanted or liked to hurt people or didn’t care about them, … Learn more >>>>>
by Phil La Duke – first published here: https://philladuke.wordpress.com/2015/09/14/the-myth-of-the-perfect-process/
Phil says: Whether you believe that safety is the result of personal choices or a robust system too many of us labor under the mistaken belief in the "perfect process". In this week’s post I … Learn more >>>>>
We learned recently that Queensland Mining has its worst rate of fatalities in 20 years in 2014-15. (http://www.internationalcoalnews.com/storyview.asp?storyID=826953720§ion=News§ionsource=s46&aspdsc=yes). Yes, this is tragic, distressing and sad for many families and friends affected by the loss of their loved one. How should we … Learn more >>>>>
By Rob Sams
… Learn more >>>>>“That’s not an LTI. I’m really concerned about this, and we need to change the report straight away! It’s not good that John had to spend a night in hospital and I know that he is fair dinkum. That’s
