Originally posted on February 21, 2015 @ 10:17 AM Upside Down Safety and Red Pen Safety Non-Leadership This in an older article by Dr Rob Long, I recently published it on LinkedIn Pulse and its proven to be very popular so worthy of resurrection again here: A friend of mine who is the same age… Read More Upside Down Safety and Red Pen Safety Non-Leadership

Originally posted on February 14, 2015 @ 7:55 PM All You Love is Need This is the title of the Tony Walter’s book on the challenges of materialism, which of course has an interesting reverse play on words from the Beatles classic hit ‘All You Need is Love’. Walter’s book highlights the nature of necessity,… Read More All You Love is Need

SEEK is one of the most successful programs offered by SPoR. This is because SEEK is anchored in an open approach to enquiry and not limited by the constraints of traditional safety. SEEK is not just a workshop but an introduction to a whole new way of looking at events and how they unfold. Who… Read More SEEK Investigations Program in London with Dr Nippin Anand – 14-16 May

We know that knowledge of mythology is an essential aspect of understanding culture, except in the safety industry. At the foundation of all myth sits an element of truth that is symbolised and made true by a group, regardless of the evidence. This is certainly the case in the many myths that infuse safety culture.… Read More How to Make Safety Culture Myths True

One of the important things we focus on in SPoR is skill development. This involves considerable unlearning and re-learning. We find most who come to our courses and programs have been indoctrinated with safety ideology that places a focus on objects not subjects. It doesn’t take any skill to count hazards, document hazards/injuries and police… Read More Methods and Tools are not Skills in Tackling Risk