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Courageous Leader, The Elephant in the room On January 28, 1986, The Challenger Space Shuttle exploded on take-off claiming the lives of...

Likelihood x Frequency of Risk Occurring. When both are present, you will eventually hit the Elephant. It's not if but when! One winter...

Risk Perception Is it a trunk or a tail or a rope? In ancient India, the story goes that seven blind men, who had never before touched or...

In this first edition of a series of Five Risk Management Lessons, we can learn from Elephants; I am exploring risk Identification.

I remember when my son took his first step. With much encouragement from his older sister, he took that leap. First, he hesitated and...

In this article, Robert Lubbe joins me in exploring risk and the methodologies to determine the likelihood of a risk occurring needed to...

Hazards are a part of life and life goes on. What happens when hazards cannot be eliminated but life goes on and so does the need to run a b

What organisations can learn about performance and health and safety from the Paratroopers Helmet, reserve, chest strap, leg straps ......

What we can learn from decisive leadership. In this edition of the Safety Improvement Group blog, I am exploring the similarities...

This article explores why sensible risk management, rather than compliance, is needed to manage health & safety risks.

Have you ever wondered what exactly is meant when safety practitioners ask the question: "What does good safety look like?"

Do you have the skills needed to build a reputation needed to effectively influence long-lasting change?