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The Gemba Safety Walk – Is it Silly? Tried and failed or just gotten a tad bored with Zero Harm, BBS and MBWA? It seems the latest silver bullet being peddled by a few Snake Oil Salesmen is the “Safety Gemba Walk”. I’ve only just discovered this trendy new safety concept and still trying to… Read More The Gemba Safety Walk
Corks on the quills of an Echidna = Safe; Really? I really enjoyed this post and the “points” by Max Geyer on his blog VIAMAX CONSULTING . Another example of over zealous zero harm style risk control creating a greater risk – how would the poor echidna defend itself from predators now?!! I have… Read More Corks on the quills of an Echidna = Safe–Really?
Resilience and Safety Another inspiring article by Dr Rob Long from www.humandymensions.com I can highly recommend his latest book REAL RISK – Human Discerning and Risk The ability to adapt, ‘bounce back’, learn, cope and manage adversity is an essential attribute when we consider the nature of work and safety. We live in a world… Read More Resilience and Safety
Zero harm One of the original posts by the late George Robotham Many companies in Australia will proudly tell you they have a Zero Harm approach to OHS. My understanding, from admittedly not widespread research, is that Zero Harm approaches are not widespread in other countries. I am told the Canadians tried it and… Read More Zero Harm
Advice to new OHS people Guest Post by the late George “Failure is Not an Option” Robotham Read more of Georges thoughts HERE Quotes: I make no apologies for the fact that I challenge the accepted wisdom in some of what follows! The last thing I will leave you with are risk assessment and Zero… Read More Advice to new OHS people