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Human error and risk culture: what sits behind a serious loss?
Consider a maintenance job handed from one shift to the next. The incoming team knows which task is unfinished, but misses a restriction on using the equipment. If the equipment is restarted before it is safe to do so, calling it a communication error would leave an important question unanswered: how did critical information get lost? “An investigation needs to establish what made the error more likely and whether the safeguards were adequate to prevent it or limit its conseq
Sep 15
Risk culture in practice: what brokers should look for
Most businesses say risk management matters. The harder question is what happens after someone finds a fault, near miss or overdue action. Is it owned, dealt with and followed through, or does it stay on a list? This is where risk culture becomes visible. It shows how a business manages risk between surveys and renewals. Brokers do not need to inspect controls themselves. A few simple questions can help them see whether a client knows its main risks and acts on them. What goo
Sep 2
UPDATE: Plug-in solar panels arrive in Great Britain
Discover how plug-in solar panels are transforming energy use in Great Britain. Learn about their benefits and considerations for property owners.
Aug 27
Modern warehousing risks: lithium, logistics, and loss prevention
Automation and high-density storage have transformed warehouse efficiency. They can also tighten the links between ignition, fire spread, operational disruption and liability when controls or risk information do not keep pace. In 2019, a fire at Ocado’s customer fulfilment centre in Andover became a four-day incident and left the building a total loss. More than 500 robots operated on top of two densely packed storage grids. Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service found that the fi
Aug 5
Podcast: Governance – the final piece in the ESG puzzle
Who makes sure your organisation does the right thing, even when no one is watching? In the fourth and final episode of our special ESG podcast series, RiskSTOP’s Johnny Thomson is joined once again by Kerris Earle, Training and Development Manager at Zing365, to explore the ‘Governance’ aspect of ESG. Often mistaken for little more than compliance and box-ticking, governance is where strategy meets ethics and where an organisation’s environmental and social promises are test
Jul 17
AI and Risk Assessment: Partner or Problem?
AI can analyse inspection images, monitor equipment and identify patterns across large volumes of information. Used proportionately, it could make risk management more accessible. Used without sufficient scrutiny, it may introduce false confidence and new areas of exposure. Across the industries regulated by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), businesses have reported using computer vision to inspect difficult-to-reach locations, sensor data to inform maintenance and large
Jul 15
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