The Power of One…
There are a multitude of examples of accidents where the major causal factor has been the down to the inability of a more junior operator to question what the more […]
Monthly Archives: June 2014
Growing Cultures…
There are times when the work I am doing certainly appears to two steps back for every one step forward, and I think “why bother when human nature is the […]
Media Reporting of Fatalities
This weekend (14/15 June 2014) was a rather tragic affair with two SCUBA diving fatalities off the Irish coast (Donegal and Cork) and then a double fatality in the English Channel from […]
Tying a Bow to Manage Risk
I recently took part in a discussion about pre-dive checklists and the need to create the environment where divers can question others if checklists are not done, or contain the […]
Being Socially Desirable!
I listened to a podcast today (Intelligence Squared – How to Think Like a Freak) with Levitt and Dubner about Freakonomics. During the interview Levitt asked the male audience how […]
