The roar of heavy earthmoving machinery, the shouts of workers at height, the flash of welding arcs, the vast expanse of an open mine – these are the hallmarks of high-risk industries. In these dynamic environments, where even the most mundane task can carry hidden dangers, creating a culture of safety is paramount. How do we move beyond checklists and procedures to effectively embed safety in the hearts and minds of workers? The answer lies in cultural assessments – powerful tools for understanding risk propensities and driving behavioural change, at every level of the organisation.
Home Corporate & Employment How Cultural Assessments Drive Behavioural Change for Safer Operations in High-Risk Industries
Most Popular
Commercial Abalone Divers Between a Rock and a Hard Place
Bona fide commercial abalone divers are under pressure once again as the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) indicates plans to remove...
Only For History Buffs…
If you are interested in HISTORY then there are many fascinating articles on this website to read...
Some typical examples are:
Follow the fascinating story of...
Giant Freshwater Aquifer Under Threat from Mining
Surina Esterhuyse, University of the Free State and Anton Lukas, University of the Free State
A huge underground water resource the size of Austria, the...
Shell Writes Down Orange Basin Block
Shell’s recent news that it is writing off USD 400 million related to its oil discovery in the PEL39 block in the Orange Basin...