Resource Bank – Behaviour and Culture Change
The SHE Show Thrash Out: Behaviour and Culture Change … The How and The Why!
The SHE Show Thrash Out: Behaviour and Culture Change ... The How and The Why! Wednesday 11th August 2021, 10:00am - 11:00am What is The SHE Show Thrash Out all
The SHE Show Thrash Out – Leadership, Behaviour and Culture Change
The SHE Show Thrash Out Leadership, Behaviour and Culture Change... "If you think you’re leading, but no-one is following then you are only taking a walk!" (John C Maxwell) Wednesday 12th May 2021, 10:00am -
Controlling your inner hulk to become a better version of yourself!
Bruce’s top tips on Controlling your inner hulk to become a better version of yourself! Accept that you are emotional! One of the areas for improvement that I see regularly (including in myself!) is that
Equality Revenge?
There is a strong movement at the moment for gender and diversity balance amongst most industries, particularly in construction. There is some great work and drive to provide equal opportunities for people of all backgrounds
The future of construction?
Design manager Chris Townsend talks about his experience trialling the EksoVest and how it could signal the advent of robot technology in construction…. I’m excited to be trialling an emerging technology that could one
Less stick please, I’m on your side!
Our health and safety management trainee, Kay Ortatepe, tells us why understanding people is key to health and safety After years working for the Met Police as a detective I needed a new challenge,
All Safe – Willmott Dixon
All Safe is about creating a positive culture that covers the way we think, act and work together every day ALL SAFE is more than just another safety initiative. Launched in March 2012, it
Is your Organisation Adrift?
People are fallible, and even the best people make mistakes. A study by the World Association of Nuclear Operators (WANO) published some years ago discovered that humans, on average, make 5 errors every hour. It’s
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 accident statistics across the construction industry, there has been a levelling off with little change