Human Performance

The adage, "To err is human, To forgive is divine" written by Alexander Pope in his essay on Criticism has been paraphrased as "A bad workman always blames his tools." or in modern parlance:
"To err is human - to blame it on the computer is even more so". Essentially this means that all error and risk (outside of naturally occurring events like earthquakes and weather) is caused by mankind and not by any inanimate device that has been created.

Reducing risk, protecting people

Competency

The competency of a business and its employees and managers are vital to its economic and safety well-being. Thus the competency of the business and its employees has to be continually assessed...

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Training and Education

In addition to our extensive consultancy and testing services HazRes is able to provide customers with short courses and training on various specialised topics. Training can be...

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Maloperation

Maloperation of a business or a process is often applied to a mechanical performance but usually has at its root cause, imperfect human performance...

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Management Consultancy

As the control, guidance and steering of a business naturally emanates from the top of the management tree, so should the ethos and practice behind all aspects of health and safety.

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