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از سال 29 نوامبر 2019
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When production and protection pull in different directions, what do safety leaders do? Kym Bancroft and Dr Tristan Casey explain paradoxical safety leadership and how to make smarter trade-offs. 

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‘Just copy the controls from the last one.’ If that's how your risk assessments go, you're colouring in, not controlling. In this episode, Mark Alston of Investigations Differently explains why so many risk assessments reduce no risk at all.  Mark shares five practical shifts: understanding that …
A completed checklist doesn't tell you whether risk is actually being managed. In this episode, former WorkSafe Queensland regulator Kym Bancroft and organisational psychologist Dr Tristan Casey unpack why compliance activity and compliance effectiveness are two very different things, backed by a…
Psychological injury claims are the fastest-growing category of workers’ compensation claim in Australia, and regulators are proving, case by case, that a policy sitting on paper isn’t enough to meet the legal duty. In this episode, Skodel’s Ian Fagan and Sam McKenzie, a former WorkSafe Victoria …
You can do everything right in an investigation and still change nothing, if the recommendations are weak. In the finale of the Investigation Series, Mark Alston tackles the most neglected part of the whole process: turning findings into action.  We talk through the ‘holy trinity’ of useless act…
‘Human error’ might be the most expensive phrase in safety, because it ends the conversation exactly where it should begin. In this episode, Mark Alston explains why investigations so often treat symptoms and miss the system underneath.  We talk through ‘work as normal’, why superficial findings…
The big lessons come from the big events, right? Not according to Mark Alston.   In this episode he argues the minor incidents we barely look at are our richest source of learning, if we stop tick-boxing them.    Mark shares the story of an incident that happened twice at the same mine, expl…
Same mining site. Same electricity. Roughly three-and-a-half times the emissions, depending on which grid you're on. National averages hide it. Audit-grade reporting under ISSA 5000 won't.  In this episode, Edna Goh from eco-shaper joins the myosh Academy for the practical, operational session in …
PAW is closing, and for a lot of Australian organisations, that's about to expose a gap they didn't know they had. In this episode, we sit down with Ian Fagan (Founder) and Sam McKenzie (Director of Psychosocial Compliance) from Skodel to unpack what's really changed in psychosocial risk compliance…
We run more investigations than ever, so why aren't workplaces getting safer? In this episode, Mark Alston of Investigations Differently argues the problem starts with how we classify events.  Mark unpacks why our injury classifications are largely made up, why a month-long investigation that en…
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