Webinar: Stop Ticking Boxes – Turning Minor Incidents Into Real Organisational Learning
Why 'failure to follow procedure' teaches you nothing Hosted by myosh, this webinar examined a common weakness in incident investigations: too often, the outcome is simply “the worker failed to follow procedure,” followed by retraining or a warning, with little real...
Webinar: 5 Practical Steps to Delivering Meaningful Outcomes from Risk Assessments
Providing WHS professionals with strategies to avoid box-ticking and achieve measurable risk reduction. The NSCA Foundation is a not-for-profit, member-based association that is dedicated to help organisations protect their most important asset — their people....
Webinar: Stop Investigating Everything: Classify Incidents for Learning
Mark Alston makes the case that incident over-classification overloads safety teams and hides serious risk. Most safety teams investigate every incident the same way, and learn almost nothing. In this myosh Academy webinar, Mark Alston of Investigations Differently...
Why it’s essential to expect the unexpected
Let’s be honest: Freak accidents will always happen. So how do you identify the unknown – let alone assess it?
Are your risk management assessments spot on? Or have you just been lucky?
According to a Policy and Practice in Health and Safety study, 2017, construction organisations with a Zero Incidents policy and perfect safety records are the most likely places a fatality will occur.
Workplace Investigation Review
The industry has learned nothing new resulting from the investigation. There is no innovation and most concerning of all, there has not been any measurable reduction in risk for these tasks.
Learning about Normal Events in Incident Investigations
A recorded workshop session about Blue Line Investigations facilitated by Mark Alston. Proudly hosted by the HOPLAB. Watch the webinar here: HOPLAB: Mark Alston: Learning about Normal Events in Incident Investigations- Workshop.
Investigations Differently; A Safety II Approach to Investigations
Learning about normal work is the key to understanding how all events, wanted and unwanted, occur!
Is incident classification driving poor investigation outcomes?
Recently I posted on LinkedIn an article providing very limited details of an event where a haul truck has effectively run over a light vehicle. Based on the information provided in the article…
Webinar: Investigations Differently, A Safety Differently Approach to Investigations
Listen to Mark Alston as he discusses practical solutions to incident investigation based on the theory of ‘Safety Differently. What’s covered?