Why people don’t always follow the rules (and how to fix it)
Relying on rules to influence safe behaviour isn’t necessarily a bad thing. After all, people need...
Why people don’t always follow the rules (and how to fix it)
What to do when things go wrong
There’s a traditional view that the fault lays with the person at the point of delivery i.e. the...
What Strava teaches you about the power of measuring achievement
If you’re a cyclist or runner you’re probably already aware of the global Strava phenomenon. For...
What everyone ought to know about culture change
Changing culture, safety or otherwise, is a long hard slog. Let’s not beat around the bush about...
Blame versus accountability
Blame has little or no remedial value in practice. We can see what it typically achieves in the...
Why safety at home is all about attitude and belief
When you’re a parent with small children you spend your hard-earned money on plug guards, fridge...
Get in the habit
You do not have direct control of most of your c. Whilst we might like to think that we determine...
How to change by accepting things as they are
You could list countless obstacles which make culture change in business so hard, but one of the...
8 obstacles to open and honest engagement
Twitter might be ‘a mile wide and only an inch deep’ but in amongst all that superficial noise it...
Safety’s dream ticket
The musings of my colleagues this month prompt me to consider issues beyond safety by compulsion to...