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The biggest problem we have in making our system reliable is the bias we have that we know the answer...
When we think we know the answer we don't look at the problem. The safety Pyramid is a great example of safety mythology becoming hardwired in to our safety thinking. It is not right. It is not empirical. It is just made up - and yet I'll bet in your company there are folks right now who think that if they stop a first aid they will have stopped a fatality.
Ahhhhhhh Dogma.... the sweet belief that we have it right. It totally gets in the way of thinking, learning, and changing.
Happy Holidays and See you next year!
PAPod 596 - Incremental Safety Practices: Reductive vs. Inductive Safety
Todd Conklin reviews Erik Hollnagel’s new book "Incremental Safety Practices" an
PAPod 595 - Beyond Checklists: How Conversations Transform Safety Culture
Host Todd Conklin talks with Daniel Hummerdahl about his new book, An Invitation
PAPod 594 - Bridging Cultures: Safety, Migrant Workers, and the Heart of Agribusiness
Coming into this episode, Todd Conklin welcomes Al Thomson to discuss safety in
PAPod 593 - Young Voices, System Thinking: A Conversation on Safety with Mousa Yassin
Host Todd chats with Mousa Yassin about shifting safety culture from blaming ind
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