Kiedy historia boli zbyt mocno, by ją zmienić

Andrzej Gornicki

Published on: 31/03/2026

Wypadki śmiertelne z udziałem dzieci podczas nurkowania wywołują gwałtowne reakcje i pochopne osądy. Niniejszy wpis na blogu „Human Diver” porusza kwestie bezpieczeństwa nurkowania, czynników ludzkich, interpretacji wydarzeń, tożsamości oraz dysonansu poznawczego, pokazując, dlaczego wyciąganie wniosków z wypadków nurkowych wymaga zwolnienia tempa i wyjścia poza obwinianie.

PolishLearning, Incidents & Just Culture

When Skill Alone Isn't Enough: The Resilient Performance Model

Gareth Lock

Published on: 23/03/2026

Resilient performance in diving demands technical ability, non-technical skills, and a supportive organisational context — aligned and working together. Resilient performance is not about perfect dives. It is about systems that help people succeed when things do not go to plan. And then reflecting and learning to be better than yesterday.

Commercial Diving

LEODSI and PETTEOT: A Systems Approach for Understanding How Diving Really Works

Gareth Lock

Published on: 22/03/2026

LEODSI and PETTEOT help divers move beyond blame to understand how systems shape outcomes. Seven elements, one framework, endless learning opportunities. Because understanding how diving really works is how we be better than yesterday.

Learning, Incidents & Just Culture

You're Accountable. You're Responsible. You're It!

Gareth Lock

Published on: 18/03/2026

Accountability in diving isn't just about blame. This plain-language blog explains why the type of accountability we use after incidents determines whether teams actually learn — or just repeat the same mistakes. Real examples. Practical steps. Be better than yesterday.

EnglishLearning, Incidents & Just Culture

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