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Poor Editing Undermines Good Safety Thinking
There is a strong trend among occupational health and safety (OHS) professionals and leadership coaches to self-publish books. Printing technology has made this much easier than previously. Artificial Intelligence will make it more so. The content might be okay, but many of these books need professional editing. Reading and learning are not just about the …

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Stop Blaming Workers for Problems They Didn’t Create
Australian occupational health and safety (OHS) is moving from a focus on interventions at the individual worker level to examination of the operational and managerial systems that may cause or encourage harm and incidents, especially in relation to psychological safety at work. Although a new book from the United States does not address OHS specifically, …

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The 1970s Never Ended for Some Employers
For the last few years in Australia, occupational health and safety (OHS) laws have required that the prevention of psychosocial hazards be given the same prominence as the prevention of physical hazards. The most effective recommendation for change is the redesign of work, but very few employers seem to be applying this control. Many employers …

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The Socialisation of Work Health and Safety
We like to pretend OHS begins with a regulation or a checklist, but the truth is far less glamorous: it starts with the basic childhood lesson of “don’t hurt people.” Everything else is just the paperwork society builds around that idea. Part of that “paperwork” is the process of socialisation. There are several definitions of …

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Flash Sale – 50% Discount
We are all back at work, and this year is already tumultuous; we can all use fresh perspectives on how we manage the health and safety of our workers. To help out and expand our OHS state of knowledge, I am offering a 50% discount on annual subscriptions to the SafetyAtWorkBlog for a short time. …

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