A Friday thought on rule based errors

Posted on 15th September 201715th September 2017 by Mark Faulkner

To err is human. On the 6th June 1992, Copa flight 201 ended in the worst air disaster in Panama’s history. The flight bound for Cali, Columbia came down in the jungle killing everyone on board. Initial thoughts centred on the possibility of a collision with a drug running aircraft or a bomb on board. Read more about A Friday thought on rule based errors[…]

A Friday Thought on Behavioural Safety

Posted on 29th April 2017 by Mark Faulkner

Ultimately almost everything comes down to behaviour. When I studied for my Psychology degree many years ago, I reached the conclusion that pretty much everything ultimately came down to behaviour. If you have an earthquake and a building collapses, you could blame the earthquake. But in reality, a human designed a building that couldn’t withstand Read more about A Friday Thought on Behavioural Safety[…]