THE HUMAN DIVER BLOG

Counter-errorism in Diving: Applying Human Factors Training to Recreational Diving #english communications darryl owen decision making human factors just culture leadership non-technical skills teamwork Mar 13, 2020

I test pre-immersione e le liste di controllo non sono sempre sufficienti a prevenire problemi legati all’attrezzatura! beatrice rivoira ccr decision making italian leadership non technical skills teamwork Mar 10, 2020

CCR pre-dive checks and checklists are not always enough to prevent an equipment-based accident! #english ccr decision making gareth lock leadership non-technical skills teamwork Mar 09, 2020

How safe is your diving? #english communication decision making gareth lock just culture leadership teamwork Mar 06, 2020

The Importance of Decision Making in Setting Goals: Ensuring “The Juice is worth the Squeeze” #english cognitive biases decision making guy shockey Feb 27, 2020

Why ‘They should have’, ‘...could have’ or ‘I would have..’ do not improve diving safety cognitive biases decision making gareth lock incident analysis Aug 24, 2019

¿Eres un buceador suficientemente bueno? #spanish belen andres decision making human factors Jun 06, 2019

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

Dive safety leads to nothingness...and nothingness is unemotive! decision making 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. decision making human factors risk management Aug 25, 2018

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

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

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