Topics: Safety Management Systems, Organisational Resilience
The past principles and practices of safety management have served us really well and they will continue to do so particularly for simple tasks where individuals or small groups are carrying out things where the risks are well-known and not much is changing in the environment.
However, what happens when a procedure doesn't fit the situation?
What happens if something unexpected strikes and there's no rule to cover the situation?
What happens if we chose to go outside the procedure to get things done?
Topics: Safe Systems of Work, Safety Management Systems, Organisational Resilience, Safety Differently
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