PAPod 104 - Social Sensemaking - Robert Sams
PreAccident Investigation Podcast
Show Notes
Safety Podcast, Safety Program, Safety Storytelling, Investigations, Human Performance, Safety Differently, Operational Excellence, Resilience Engineering, Safety and Resilience Incentives, Social Sensemaking
This weeks episode of the PreAccident Podcast features the aurthor of the hot, new safety and reliability book: "A Reflective Journal; How we makes sense of risk." It is a great book on risk.
After the last Safety Moment, I figured I owed you a bit of the origin story of how we got to where we go on the notion of risk - and more importantly, where we should be moving in our thinking about risk.
If the way we are thinking about safety is different - it goes without saying that our thinking about risk must also change. Listen carefully to this podcast and see what you think?
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