Humanising Safety and Embracing Real Risk
The Centre for Leadership and Learning in Risk (https://cllr.com.au/) has developed a Risk and Safety Intelligence Test so that people in the risk and safety industry can know their level of risk intelligence. We call this diagnostic the ‘HSE Risk iCue’(not IQ).
The iCue Diagnostic comprises 20 … Learn more >>>>>
Safety is a printing business not a risk management business.
As long as you have put the right paperwork in place and completed it the right way (usability mapping – https://safetyrisk.net/paperwork-and-usability-in-tackling-risk/ ) then all is well. How delightful to find the right template, fill it out correctly, change logos and … Learn more >>>>>
How strange that when something goes wrong Safety flocks to Engineering for its reasoning. Even though Engineering has been deleted from safety association titles, it remains the raison d’être for safety. We observe this in the Coronial Enquiry into the Dreamworld Tragedy. The 274-page Dreamworld Coronial is a mono-disciplinary exploration … Learn more >>>>>
In recognizing the humanity of our fellow beings, we pay ourselves the highest tribute
One of my favourite musicians is the late Guy Clark, whose poignant lyrics always painted pictures. The Texan troubadour was affectionately called The Fifth Highwayman and many other distinguished artists such … Learn more >>>>>
Biosemiotics is the idea that life is based on semiosis, i.e., on signs, symbols and codes. Biosemiotics is the study of signs in living systems. In ecological life there is a ’thinking’ dynamic or ‘force’ that drives everything from the construction of a snowflake to the formation of a hurricane. … Learn more >>>>>
