Ladders. They are used almost every day across countless workplaces, yet the danger they pose is real.
Write Safe AU’s latest article considers some of these risks and the importance of regular inspections and operational risk assessments.
View BlogLadder Operations. How Safe are your Workers?“Trained” is the most dangerous word in workplace safety.
It creates a deadly illusion: that information delivery equals skill development, that attendance equals competence, that sitting through presentations creates the muscle memory needed when seconds matter.
Our latest “Language of Safety” article reveals how Health & Safety leaders can turn training theatre into genuine competency that protects workforces where real risks exist. Why verification systems matter more than attendance records, and how multi-modal learning approaches ensure safety knowledge becomes protective action.
How many of your “trained” workers could actually demonstrate their safety skills when lives depend on it?
View BlogThe Language of Safety: Beyond Words – Training That Transforms Safety Knowledge Into Action.And yet it still shows up as a Risk Control.
We’ve all seen controls that make sense on paper, but fail the second someone tries to use them.
In our latest Language of Safety article, we get straight to the problem:
Controls that assume perfect conditions Admin overreach where engineering would do The illusion that “training” fixes everything.
View Blog”The Language of Safety: Risk Controls – Beyond Paperwork to Protection”