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Whilst it is one thing to have a belief in some understanding about risk and safety, it’s a completely... The post The Ethics of Safety Beliefs appeared first on SafetyRisk.net.
The idea that the human brain is computational is recent and is reinforced in language by the interchange of... The post Mind Metaphors That Shape Beliefs, Safety Beliefs appeared...
Fifty years ago, I was teaching 10-year-old children the love of History. When I was the same age, History... The post History As Performance, Understanding Safety Beliefs appeared...
 🚴‍♂️🦺 HIERARCHY OF RISK CONTROLS – BIKE RIDING EXAMPLE WITH HSE Trainer 🛡️“Don’t just protect the person — control the hazard first.” 🎯Every safet...
As part of our studies on safety beliefs we explore the psychology of conversion. One of the best ways... The post The Psychology of Conversion and the Nature of Belief appeared fi...
This week we saw the sad politicisation of victimisation of a great man Dr Fauci (https://www.science.org/content/article/under-fire-republican-senators-fauci-takes-fifth-covid-19-...
Sometimes you get those moments in safety when you think you have seen it all and then comes a... The post Oh My God, It’s Safety appeared first on SafetyRisk.net.
I learned a long time ago that more control doesn’t always equal more safety. Indeed, he repetition of the... The post More Controls Doesn’t Always Equal More Safety appeared first...
The best way to make myth into truth is by constant repetition. This is a common ploy in all... The post Belief by Repetition, the HOP Method appeared first on SafetyRisk.net.
It’s so amusing to see Safety repeat and repeat a mistruth and make it a truth (https://safetyrisk.net/belief-by-repetition-the-hop-method/ ). Look... The post Slogans, Virtue/Vice...
A few years back I played basketball at elite level and at that level you get used to high... The post Thrownness and Risk, Challenging Beliefs appeared first on SafetyRisk.net.
In this video Jonathan Haidt discusses the problem of too much safety for kids: We also know from the... The post How Safe is Too Safe? appeared first on SafetyRisk.net.
We observe in professions like nursing and midwifery, clear principles for conduct (https://www.nursingmidwiferyboard.gov.au/codes-guidelines-statements/professional-standards). We...
In today’s world, if you want to justify anything invoke the word ‘safety’. When you invoke the word ‘safety’:... The post Safety, The Pathway to Surveillance Culture appeared firs...
 🦺 HOW TO PROMOTE A STRONG SAFETY CULTURE WITH HSE Trainer Safety Is Not Just a Rule — It’s a Way of WorkingA strong safety culture is built when everyone—from managemen...
В рџЊї WHAT BUILDS A SAFETY CULTURE vs. WHAT KILLS A SAFETY CULTURE WITH HSE TrainerВ рџ¦єA strong safety culture is built when leadership leads by example, workers actively parti...
 🦺 SAFETY HELMET (IS 2925) – YOUR FIRST LINE OF DEFENSE WITH HSE Trainer A safety helmet is more than just mandatory PPE—it is engineered to protect workers from impact, p...
"Safe and prepared but not scared" is the recommended mindset for children and families as the new school year gets underway.
In today's fast-changing world, parents often call schools, tuition centres, or activity classes to confirm whether their child has arrived safely. To some, these frequent check-in...
Hey drivers, I wanted to get your thoughts on safety technology in our trucks. With features like collision alerts, lane departure warnings, and in-cab monitoring becoming more com...
Tracks, bikes, weather: riding stays unpredictable. It’s what happens between the mistake and the impact that can increase your safety.
A workplace security expert has warned wearing a certain accessory while driving could lead to serious injuries, such as a collapsed lung, if an airbag deploys during a collision
constant supervision robs children of the chance to assess risk. By doing small things alone, making mistakes and discovering that they can cope, children become competent, and com...
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