We cannot eliminate risk. It’s a consequence of the uncertainty in our situations and the world around us. It’s essential to think about how we can mitigate risks in the workplace. Also, consider the tools we can provide to make our colleagues more aware of risk in themselves and others. Risk assessments are a useful way of identifying and mitigating risks in the workplace. There are six (6) steps to conducting a practical risk assessment:
Here is a list of questions investigators may ask to determine whether line management deficiencies affected the accident. These questions are based on the seven…
An organizational event-causal story developed by James Reason starts with the organizational factors: Strategic decisions, Generic organizational processes – forecasting, budgeting, allocating resources, planning, scheduling,…
