Thanks to research conducted by Shiraz University, we now have reliable statistics to understand the linkage between sleepiness and omission/commission errors, and how they increase over the course of a shift.
Read moreZen and the Art of Alarm Management
In this article, Marcus Tennant explores alarm philosophy, alarm management and their overall purpose as they relate to the late Robert M. Pirsig's philosophy in his book 'Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance.'
Read moreSmart Workload Balancing
The article is a short extraction from a paper introducing the concept of the Cognitive Workload Value factor, which takes into account both workload and situation awareness, by Ferdinand Coster
Read moreTHE MOTIVATIONAL TRIAD
If a safety programme does not consider the motivational triad it is likely that it is not performing at its optimal level. We must review and measure the system against the triad and assure we are sending the right message. Learn to ask yourself the right questions.
Read moreHow To Remove Silos in Safety Programmes
Most diseases, injuries and other health conditions experienced by the workforce involve a number of factors or causes that the siloed approach fails to recognise, or treat. This is especially true as the workforce ages. Learn how to remove the siloed approach and lead your organisation to a healthier and brighter future.
Read moreShift-Handover: Structured Logbook Design
Bradley Ford continues his journey in Shift Handover processes by diving deeper into the content and structure of operations log books, how they are utilized, and their most effective design.
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