The Tower Was Already Full of Holes

The Tower Was Already Full of Holes

The Tower Was Already Full of HolesGareth Lock
Published on: 03/03/2026

When diving incidents occur, we blame the last person to touch the tower. But the holes were already there. Real learning comes from asking "how did it make sense?" not "who's to blame?" Systems thinking changes everything. Be better than yesterday.

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Be Curious, Not Judgemental

Be Curious, Not Judgemental

Be Curious, Not JudgementalLanny Vogel
Published on: 25/02/2026

A training video with a simulated quadriplegic diver sparked an online backlash—why psychological safety, Just Culture & Human Factors matter in dive training.

EnglishLearning, Incidents & Just Culture
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Do wody wchodzicie z problemami i nie oszukujcie się, że jest inaczej.

Do wody wchodzicie z problemami i nie oszukujcie się, że jest inaczej.

Do wody wchodzicie z problemami i nie oszukujcie się, że jest inaczej.Andrzej Gornicki
Published on: 23/02/2026

Bezpieczeństwo nurkowe zaczyna się na powierzchni: niewidoczne problemy, erozja marginesu, normalizacja dewiacji. Problemy nietechniczne generują awarię tak samo jak uszkodzony sprzęt.

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You are entering water with known problems, and don't kid yourself that it's any different.

You are entering water with known problems, and don't kid yourself that it's any different.

You are entering water with known problems, and don't kid yourself that it's any different.Andrzej Gornicki
Published on: 18/02/2026

Diving safety begins on the surface: invisible problems, margin erosion, and normalisation of deviations. Non-technical problems cause failures just as much as faulty equipment.

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