The Human Diver Blog

'Choices': Guaranteed small loss or a probable larger loss, injury or fatality? - english decision making gareth lock human factors risk Sep 16, 2018

Risk of diving fatality is 1:200 000. However, you cannot be a fraction of dead…! - english gareth lock Sep 10, 2018

Dive safety leads to nothingness...and nothingness is unemotive! - english decision making gareth lock human factors leadership safety teamwork Sep 06, 2018

Why ‘everyone is responsible for their own risk-based decisions’ isn’t the right approach to take to improve diving safety. - english decision making gareth lock human factors risk management Aug 25, 2018

Cognitive Dissonance - Why you are right and I am wrong...Or are you? - english decision making gareth lock human factors Aug 06, 2018

Just another brick in (under) the wall...taking action - english decision-making gareth lock human factors non-technical skills Aug 01, 2018

'Entirely Predictable' vs 'Managing Uncertainty': How many rolls on the dice? - english decision making gareth lock risk Jul 22, 2018

“The standard you walk past is the standard you accept” - english gareth lock just culture reporting Jun 18, 2018

Sticky: Published articles... - english gareth lock Jun 06, 2018

We cannot improve if we don't learn. We can't learn if we don't understand. - english gareth lock Jun 06, 2018

Safety is not _the_ priority... - english gareth lock human factors safety Apr 14, 2018

What does Human Factors in Diving mean? - english gareth lock human factors Apr 13, 2018

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