# Alan Stevenson
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alan stevenson FRSE LLD MInstCE (28 April 1807 – 23 December 1865) was a Scottish civil engineer, known for designing and building lighthouses in and around Scotland.
== Life ==
Stevenson was born in Edinburgh on 28 April 1807, the eldest son of Jean Smith and her husband (and step-brother) Robert Stevenson. With his father, and brothers David and Thomas, he was part of the notable family of Engineers and lighthouse builders.
Tape not Stitches | Fatality Free Future #4
In this episode of the Fatality Free Future podcast, Holly and John bring back Alan Stevenson to discuss the importance of identifying and classifying serious injury and fatality (SIF) events. Alan emphasises the need to consider both the actual and potential severity of incidents, using real-world…
Establishing Critical Controls as a Standard Work Practice | Fatality Free Future #6
On episode 6 of the FFF podcast John Barclay and Holly Ferguson bring back Alan Stevenson to discuss critical controls. Alan explains the distinction between controls and critical controls using the ICMM's guidelines. He highlights the importance of diverse perspectives in identifying critical cont…
Scotland's Volunteering Rebound: Inclusion challenges and a New Manifesto with Alan Stevenson, Volunteer Scotland
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In this crucial episode, we sit down with Alan Stevenson, CEO of Volunteer Scotland, to unpack the brand new 2024 volunteering figures for Scotland.
The data reveals a sector in recovery, with formal volunteering rates bouncing back to pre-pandemic levels. However, this positive …
What’s difference between complexity and complicated? | Fatality Free Future S2 #2
Complex and complicated, they’re words that are used interchangeably but it’s important we get that distinction right; especially in relation to serious injuries and fatalities. In this episode of the Fatality Free Future podcast safety leader and consultant Alan Stevenson breaks down the differenc…
Holding Powerful Prestarts | Fatality Free Future S2 #6
Prestarts, they’re an essential meeting held daily before shifts in high risk work but how often are these meeting engaging and actually achieving what they set out to achieve? Alan Stevenson has been in plenty of prestarts over the years, he now coaches leaders on how to make their prestarts effic…
Monitoring Safety beyond TRIFR | Fatality Free Future S2 #11
In this episode of the Fatality Free Future® podcast, we unpack how TRIFR is calculated, why decades of research show it has little relationship to fatalities, and how bonus structures and reporting rules can unintentionally drive under‑reporting and data manipulation. With Alan Stevenson joining u…
The Keepers (Lighthouses)
Rabbit holes to fall down:
The Pharos of Alexandria — one of the Seven Wonders, rediscovered on the seafloor in 1994.
The Tower of Hercules, A Coruña — the oldest functioning lighthouse in the world.
The Stevenson dynasty — over ninety Scottish lighthouses across five generations.
Bell Rock Li…
Football Revisited 1979/80: Para 1.16b FA Cup Third Round: Burnley v Stoke City, Halifax Town v Manchester City 5/1/1980
Pre-match, referee and Ernie Wise impersonator Kevin McNally promises us a sparkling game, but it appears he has laced the pudding with far too many eggs. Played out on a surface under three feet of mud, sparkling it isn’t, but it is truly glorious in so many other ways, including an acrobatic save…
Seeing Only 45%: The Hidden Gap in Hazard Recognition
In this episode of the Fatality Free Future podcast, John Barclay and Holly Ferguson talk with Alan Stevenson about why even experienced supervisors only identify around 45% of workplace hazards. They explore a practical hazard typology (obvious, trivial, emerging, hidden), clear distinctions betwe…
Beyond Compliance: Rethinking Critical Control Verification
In this episode of Fatality Free Future, John Barclay and Holly Ferguson talk with Alan Stevenson about why workers are still dying at work despite “high compliance” numbers. Using data from Safe Work Australia, they unpack the most common fatal risks such as driving, working at heights, falling ob…
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