Brent WebbA successful dive shop owner reflects on how Human Factors became the invisible operating system running beneath his business. Customers buy diving, travel, & gear, but psychological safety, just culture, and reflection shape how everything happens.
Andrzej GornickiAnaliza Human Factors podwójnej śmiertelności w jaskini Calimba (2004) – przyczyny, wnioski i bezpieczniejsze nurkowanie przez naukę bez obwiniania.
Dave ConlinRecovering the WWII B-24 TULSAMERICAN off Vis looked like archaeology but was really an HF exercise. Even conservative dives demanded teamwork, mission clarity, workload management and psychological safety. Diving's hardest problems are human ones.
Gareth LockA capable diver dies pushing past his limits. Drawing on the Fairchild B-52 crash and Doc Deep, this piece explores normalisation of deviance, ego, and why in diving, where no one can ground you, culture and a good team are the only real brake.
Human factors, non-technical skills and learning from emergent outcomes for the divers who refuse the bad-apple story.
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