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Who owns the risk in diving when something goes wrong? - english decision making gareth lock risk risk management Nov 16, 2020
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

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