#1 Human Risk

Episode 1 of the The Slipup podcast, hosted by Ivor Beck, titled "#1 Human Risk" was published on November 3, 2023 and runs 14 minutes.

November 3, 2023 ·14m · The Slipup

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Summary

So is human risk just any risk brought on by the presence of humans? Of course not, and we explain why. If you'd like to receive new episodes straight to your email inbox, you can subscribe here for free: slipup.substack.com Also, here's James Reason's seminal paper on human error management.

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So is human risk just any risk brought on by the presence of humans? Of course not, and we explain why.

If you'd like to receive new episodes straight to your email inbox, you can subscribe here for free: slipup.substack.com

Also, here's James Reason's seminal paper on human error management.

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