Is your Organisation Adrift?
People are fallible, and even the best people make mistakes. A study by the World Association of Nuclear Operators (WANO)
The benefits of taking a systems thinking view to behaviour and behaviour change interventions.
It’s time to move away from the traditional approaches to behavioural safety Following a sustained period of improvement in
What stops companies being compliant to the provision and use of work equipment regulations 1998 (PUWER)?
I have been inspired to write this article on PUWER as so many of the companies I have worked for
Creating an Army of Eco-Warriors: Getting Employees Engaged in your Environment Programme
Getting buy-in to environmental changes within organisations can be challenging for SHE professionals. Even though most employees support environmental measures,
3 “Different” things to remember that will help you succeed with any goal
Simon Hall, has a deep rooted passion for helping others succeed in their health, life and business. Simon very quickly
Hot under the collar
During most seasons in the UK, it’s hard to imagine heat stress being a real danger. In fact there is
New Manslaughter Sentencing Guideline
Sentences are set to increase under the new Manslaughter Sentencing Guideline but will this change health and safety behaviours in
A System Failure
John, or 'Briggsy' as he was better known, had been working for a large construction company for almost 20 years.
Making A Difference
I woke up this morning in a warm bed, with a roof over my head and my partner by my
Stress – What has changed over the last 20 years?
Stress is a major cause of sickness absence in the workplace and costs over £5 billion a year in Great