Uitzending van 13 maart 2016

Radiomakers Marieke Drost en Saar Slegers verkennen de wereld van safety officers, human factors engineers en life saving rules en vragen zich af: kun je mensen trainen om continu behoedzaam en oplettend te zijn? Ze onderzoeken waar het trapleuning-protocol van Shell vandaan komt. Ze bezoeken het Sophia Kinderziekenhuis, waar het personeel er alles aan doet om medische fouten te vermijden. En ze verkennen het Mekka van Health and Safety: Londen, waar bij elke plas op straat een bordje staat: mind your step! Kun je ongelukken uitbannen? En tegen welke prijs? En de korte docu Het terroristenhorloge.

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