Humanising Safety and Embracing Real Risk
The ZERO HARM DEBATE has been ongoing on this blog for a while and I’ve tried to let it go recently as the tide is turning and slowly revealing the sunken cost of this mantra, the supporters seem to get that we all want the same … Learn more >>>>>
Dr Rob Long’s recent article Forecasting Safety resulted in some great debate both here and on other forums. In this article Gabrielle discusses the language of zero and how it may have the exact opposite affect to what was maybe well intended. The people who take the time to read … Learn more >>>>>
Ok I have been accused of being unfairly critical of zero harm goals and those who support them – guilty! But I would like to share this blog article by Phil LaDuke – only because Phil has managed to produce a well considered … Learn more >>>>>
Guest Post By John Wettstein
ZERO injuries – is it possible? The key is that in order to achieve something you must first believe it is possible to do. You have to focus on the ultimate outcome and allow your organization a way … Learn more >>>>>
By Bill Sims, Jr. Our new guest writer – see more of his work here
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It was 1981, and I was in Danville, Virginia. I followed Tom, the safety director thru the dark old textile … Learn more >>>>>
