Humanising Safety and Embracing Real Risk
Is using humour in safety a method to handle and think about things we are uncomfortable with or does using humour simply help us ignore the real issues?.
Update: Media and marketing commentators Mumbrella report similar findings to Rob Long (18 months later) in their … Learn more >>>>>
Latest blog by Phil LaDuke who says: “The world loves a hypocrite, and for whatever reason, people tend to take a hard look at safety practitioners for any sign of hypocrisy”……
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OHS and indeed all professionals need OHS technical skills but also need broader skills if they are to be successful.
Personal and business success
Success is doing your best to improve the situation, sometimes you may not achieve an objective but if you have really … Learn more >>>>>
A positive reflection by George Robotham from www.ohschange.com.au
My first safety job in the mining industry was at Utah Development Company, Blackwater open-cut coal mine. One of my jobs was to train the fire / rescue squad. In those … Learn more >>>>>
