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108: Professor Robin Dillon-Merrill Part 2: Resilient Vs Vulnerable Near misses

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E107: Skip-Order-Action Framework: Measuring Work-As-Done in the Field (HOP / Safety-II)

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E106: Boeing 737 MAX Disaster: When High-Authority Systems Go "Strong, Silent, and Wrong"

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E105: Does Fatigue Cause Attentional Blindness? (Quickisode)

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E104: Professor Robin Dillon-Merrill Part 1: Near Misses & Confusing Luck with Resilience

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E103: Does HOP Actually Work? Real Data From a 5-Year Study (Quickisode)

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E102: Writing Better Safety Procedures Part 2: Rules vs Reality, WAI/WAD, Safety-II & Workarounds

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E101: From Blame to Restorative Justice: A Just Culture Tool (HOP / Safety-II / New View)

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E100: Dr Linda Bellamy Part 2: Fatal vs Minor hazards, SIFs & Barrier Failures

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E99: 25 Questions for Better Incident Investigations | Safety-II / HOP

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E98: Writing better procedures part 1: Action verbs, human factors & more

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E97: Investigating when 'Nothing' Failed: a Safety-II/HOP debrief tool (Quickisode)

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E96: Dr Linda Bellamy Part 1: Fatal vs Minor hazards, SIFs & Barrier Failures

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E95: Critical Controls & Barriers - Part 4: What do barrier models leave out? A Safety-II critique

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E94: Dr Marcin Nazaruk Part 2: HOP, New View, Learning from Daily Work

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E93: Critical Controls & Barriers & Safeguard | Part 3: Human Factors & Human Performance

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E92: Dr Marcin Nazaruk Part 1: HOP, New View, Learning from Daily Work

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E91: Critical Controls & Barriers & Safeguards | Part 2: From paper to practice (e.g. bow-ties & more)

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E90: Dr Guido Carim Jr Part 2

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E89: Critical Controls, Barriers & Safeguards | Part 1: Definitions & Inconsistencies

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E88: Dr Guido Carim Jr Part 1

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E87: Risk Management vs. Rule Compliance: The False Choice

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E86: CEO speeches: Talking Our Way to Disaster #DeepWaterHorizon #BP

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E85:When Success Leads to Disaster: Practical Drift & the 1994 Black Hawk Friendly Fire Shootdown

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E84: The pitfalls of safety reporting metrics and 'safewashing' our way to disaster

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E83: Why Smart Managers Ignore Deadly Warning Signs: Gretley & Moura Mine Disasters

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E82: Why Good Leaders Make Terrible Decisions (The Science of Bias)

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E81: Is Safety Culture a Failed or Useful Concept for Organizations? A review of the Scientific Research

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E80: Is Your Boss Just "Peacocking"? The Science of Leader Walkarounds

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E79: AI Makes you Smarter but not Wiser: How AI affects your Cognition

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E78: The most effective safety tactics according to science

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E77: Behavior-based safety (BBS) - a balanced review of the science

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E76: Dreamworld disaster and the pathways to failure

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E75: Better indicators for your risk control system

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E74: Zombie leadership - old ideas that refuse to die

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E73: When business indicators become the problem

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E72: Fatal Blind Spot: Why Leader Safety Walkarounds Failed Deepwater Horizon

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E71: Leaders, schmeaders...the age of FOLLOWERSHIP is here

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E70: Learning Teams: Why Blaming Staff Doesn't Make Workplaces Safer

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E69: Precursors of SIFS & ineffective corrective actions

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E68: Do warning signs work? A dive into the science

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E67: Designing safer and healthier shift work systems/rosters

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E66: Is AI BS'ing you?

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E65: The use and abuse of safety indicators

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E64: How can we move forward from notions of 'human error'?

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E63: Should we, or even can we, analyse 'safety culture' in investigations?

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E62: Types of error - error as cause, event, or harm

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E61: Another deep dive on human performance in barrier systems

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E60: Psychology of risk and motivating less risky decisions

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E59: Predictors of the use of higher-order risk controls

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E58: Diving into a process of Safety Decluttering

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E57: Safety clutter - paper tigers and non-value adding work

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E56: Walk-Through Talk-Through - a technique for learning about daily work and error traps

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E55: Butt-covering paperwork & false safety

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E54: Work-as-imagined, prescribed, disclosed and done

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E53: Weak Controls. Repeat Deaths. The Brady review into mining fatalities

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E52: Tapping into the semiotics of risk - workspace, headspace, groupspace

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E51: The links between hazardous energy magnitude and injury severity

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E50: Ed Schein's Humble Inquiry - “The Gentle Art of Asking Instead of Telling” (quickisode)

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E49: CEO-speak and the road to major disasters

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E48: Blame fixes ... something ???

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E47: Improving procedures via resilient skills - leveraging resilience engineering (quickisode)

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E46: The Stuff That Kills People and weaknesses in Critical Control Programs

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E45: Unpacking Officer Due Diligence based on a Maritime NZ prosecution

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E44: Human-centred design - some terms from Don Norman (quickisode)

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E43: How 'no blame' can potentially subvert learning and improvement

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E42: The blindspots of incident reporting approaches

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E41: Writing better procedures with the dark arts of human factors (quickisode)

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E40: Types and mechanisms of investigator bias

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E39: How biased are incident investigators?

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E38: 4Ds - Dumb, Dangerous, Different, Difficult - for learning (quickisode)

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E37: Psychological Safety - what is it good for? A meta-analysis of research

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E36: How audits fail prior to major accidents

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E35: Critical Steps for managing hazardous work (quickisode)

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E34: The failure of critical controls in construction

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EP33: Is ChatGPT bullsh** you? How Large Language models aim to be convincing rather than truthful

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EP32: Navigating fatigue risk with the defences in depth approach

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EP31: Do individual mental health interventions work? Maybe not

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E30: A better way to think about procedures: resources for action

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E29: Restorative Just Culture Checklist (quickisode)

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E28: How language shapes blame in investigations

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E27: Sleepy or Drunk - which is more dangerous?

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E26: Risk Controls: Alternative Controls / Direct Controls (AC/DC) (Quickisode)

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Ep 25: Do workers in high-risk industries use and value procedures?

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E24: Are leadership styles scientifically valid?

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E23: Safety-II inspired debriefs (Quickisode)

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E22: Zombie ideas of leadership - time to exorcise the deceased concepts?

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E21: Beyond the Hierarchy - Haddon's energy countermeasures (Quickisode)

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E20: SMS certification and its impacts on safety performance

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E19: Leadership for safety - silver bullet or hype?

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E18: When Emotion Leads Risk - risk as feelings and not just numbers

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E17: Critical Decisions & Local Rationality: Tools for making sense of situations

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E16: Systems thinking and investigations

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E15: Root Cause Analyses (RCA) and incident prevention: do they work?

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Ep 14: Leadership walkarounds - ritualistic peacocking or solid trust building?

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Ep 13: Do near misses increase risky decision making?

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Ep 12: Human performance in barrier/critical control systems

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Ep 11: The fault in our stats (incident measures)

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Ep 10: Are safety myths holding us back?

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Ep 9: How certified systems & auditing mask psychosocial issues