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How to Facilitate an Effective Risk Workshop
Facilitating a risk workshop sounds straightforward. Get everyone in a room and talk about risk, right? But if you’ve ever run one that dragged on with no clear outcomes, or worse, one where people felt unheard or confused, you’ll know it’s not that simple.
An effective risk workshop has a structure, a purpose, and most importantly, a skilled facilitator who can extract the right information from the right people.
May 223 min read
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Supervision as a Control
Supervision is often overlooked as a control, but make no mistake, if done properly it’s one of the most effective risk controls available to organisations across all industries.
While it might not be a piece of equipment or a formal system, supervision is a dynamic, real-time control. One that can intervene, course-correct and support risk-based decision making at the exact moment it matters most.
May 213 min read
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What is a Risk Bowtie Analysis?
A Bowtie Risk Analysis is a simple but powerful tool that helps us visually map out the causal pathways that lead to an unwanted event and the escalation paths that can make things worse. And unlike traditional methods, the bowtie focuses on what matters most – the causes.
May 134 min read
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Understanding the Different Types of Risk Assessments
In this article, we’ll break down the most common types of risk assessments; Traditional Risk Assessment, WRAC, JSEA, SWMW, Bowtie, HAZOP, HAZID, and personal risk assessments like SLAM and Take 5—so you can understand when to use each, and why.
Apr 234 min read
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Developing Effective Risk Management Processes
Developing effective risk management processes is essential for businesses of all sizes. Whether you're starting from scratch or reviewing
Apr 83 min read
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The Fundamental Flaw of the Risk Matrix Tool
One significant flaw that often goes unnoticed is how risk matrices inherently "accept" high-consequence, low-likelihood risks.
Apr 64 min read
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Understanding Control Failure
In risk management, we spend so much time discussing whether controls are effective under normal conditions. But what if they fail?
Apr 33 min read
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Velocity: Why Speed Matters in Risk Management
When people think about risk, they focus only on likelihood and consequence. But there's another critical factor that deserves attention: Ri
Apr 33 min read
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Enhancing Administrative and PPE Controls with Engineered Reliability
When we think about the Hierarchy of Control, administrative controls and personal protective equipment (PPE) are often considered weak
Apr 34 min read
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Rethinking "Dropped or Falling Objects" in Working at Heights Risk Management Strategies
From stored items and hung-up materials to failed structural components, the potential for catastrophic incidents is far greater
Jan 274 min read
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Managing the Critical Risks of Hazardous Equipment: Protecting Workers and Preventing Disabling Injuries
Hazardous equipment presents some of the most significant risks across industries, often resulting in severe, life-altering injuries such as
Nov 28, 20248 min read
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How to Build an Effective Risk Register for Your Organisation
A risk register is a foundational tool for effective risk management. It allows businesses to identify, assess, and manage risks
Nov 24, 20244 min read
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How to Get into a Safety Job: Roles, Skills, Qualifications, and Career Pathways
A career in workplace safety can be incredibly rewarding, providing the opportunity to protect the wellbeing of workers
Nov 10, 20245 min read
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Transitioning Traditional Safety Roles to Include Risk Management: Challenges, Differences, and Best Practices
In recent years, many organisations have added “risk” to the titles and responsibilities of traditional safety roles
Nov 10, 20246 min read
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How to Facilitate an Effective Risk Assessment: Practical Tips for Success
Conducting an effective risk assessment requires more than just gathering people in a room to fill out a spreadsheet.
Nov 10, 20244 min read
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