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Practical thinking on safety, behaviour and culture.
Short, honest reads on making health and safety easier to do, for the people actually doing it. New pieces land here first.
The journey to safety excellence: understanding the Safety Culture Maturity Model
Five stages, from meeting the minimum to never taking good performance for granted. Most organisations recognise themselves somewhere on it.
Fifty years of the Health and Safety at Work Act
It began with Aberfan. Half a century on, the framework Robens built still shapes how Britain thinks about risk.
Desire paths
The worn track across the grass is not laziness. It is feedback on the path you built.
Nothing happened today
Nobody was hurt and nothing broke. That is not an absence of news, it is the result of a hundred small decisions…
What does good safety culture actually look like?
It is not posters on the wall. It is the person who asks the question they are slightly embarrassed to ask.
Managing near misses: a behavioural opportunity, not a box-ticking exercise
Every near miss is a free lesson. The difficulty is getting people to report them without fear or friction.
