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August 26, 2016August 26, 2016

The Tension of Opposites and Binaries in Risk

The Tension of Opposites and Binaries in Risk We are all familiar with the symbol of the Ying/Yang - the meshing of black and white into each other signifying the merging of the two. We observe in the Ying/Yang that… Read the rest

August 20, 2016March 28, 2019

Safety is the Wrong Anchor

Safety is the Wrong Anchor We are all shaped by starting points, what Jung called Sensitive Dependence on Initial Conditions (SDICs). SDIC is sometimes known as the 'butterfly effect'. This is the idea central to Chaos Theory that a simple… Read the rest

March 17, 2016May 4, 2017

Do we really need “One More” safety brand?

Do we really need “One More” safety brand? I have just been reading an article by Kevin Jones of a “new model” of safety that the consulting firm Ernst & Young are about to launch onto the safety world. The… Read the rest

September 17, 2015November 15, 2018

Zero Unsafe Acts or Zero Accidents?

Zero Unsafe Acts or Zero Accidents? There is currently a LinkedIn group discussion (HERE) raging in response to the question: “What are your thoughts about the whole " Zero Accidents" concept? I do not buy into it and it would… Read the rest

September 5, 2015June 15, 2018

For the Love of Zero Competition

For the Love of Zero Competition We have a number of copies of Dr Rob Long’s book to give away. (read more about the book here) All you have to do is send us either a story about where zero… Read the rest