March 31, 2021
Tim Marsh revisits an old article of his and asks, is it better to risk offending the few to get an important message over to the many? Or is there a bigger picture that renders such short-term concerns irrelevant? Read More
February 19, 2021
Tim Marsh takes a look at the David Omand book and applies some of its findings to health and safety. Read More
February 1, 2021
In Episode 7 of the Safety & Health Podcast, we revisit two recent SHP webinars and find out whether there is a difference between leadership and safety leadership and how to implement a successful safety culture within an organisation. Read More
December 29, 2020
Following our recent Safety Culture webinar, part of the SHP Webinar Wednesdays Series, we put your unanswered questions to panellist Tim Marsh. Read More
December 14, 2020
Tim Marsh discusses how, despite the relative success of conference calls and webinars during the pandemic, he hopes to be seeing you at a drinks reception soon... Read More
October 19, 2020
Tim Marsh and Karen Royale compare and contrast what very best practise is in return to work circles. Read More
August 18, 2020
'I was calm, sober and legally compliant so I should have been safe. Indeed, I had been safe about 150,000 times before in similar circumstances … but what I didn’t do was double check an assumption…' Read More
July 16, 2020
This article covers five Buddhist principles or concepts that have direct relevance to safety excellence. Read More
March 19, 2020
Tim Marsh talks through some of practical techniques that are required to protect individuals from behavioural risk like trip hazards. Read More
March 4, 2019
On a typical day, studies suggest we’ll be 'in zombie mode', on average, for five to 10 minutes each hour. This is bad enough for a single team of employees in a van but for organisations that have 10,000 employees worldwide that’s an awful lot of risk mounting up day by day, as Dr Tim Marsh investigates... Read More