Mental health and safety in the workplace are deeply connected. This blog shows how mental health programmes reduce incidents, improve focus, and strengthen safety culture

Half your workforce is on autopilot. Is your safety program ready? See how a cognitive safety approach trains the habits that truly keep people safe.

What is the most common cause of workplace accidents? Is it really just the listed hazards like slippery floors and heavy machinery, or is there something deeper at play?

Learn how to reduce human error in the workplace by using neuroscience-backed techniques that build better habits, making safety second nature.

The Human Error Assessment and Reduction Technique (HEART) is a method for predicting and reducing human error in complex tasks by identifying conditions that increase the likelihood of mistakes. This blog explains how HEART works, its key features, and how it can enhance safety across various industries.

Human error can have significant costs and impacts, but by implementing practical error reduction techniques and tools like YOUFactors, individuals and organisations can create a safer and more efficient environment.

Human error, particularly the mental and physical states of rushing, complacency, frustration, and fatigue, is the primary cause of most vehicle accidents.

Discover how workplace safety software solutions can reduce human error and enhance overall safety. This blog explores digital tools that help safety managers identify, manage, and mitigate risks for a safer work environment.

Let’s face it – workplace safety is no joke. Critical errors such as a lapse in concentration or not looking at what we are doing can lead to serious consequences nobody wants to deal with, from injuries to costly downtime.

With smartphones now an integral part of our daily lives, leveraging their potential as digital companions can significantly enhance well-being, boost safety, and minimize errors through habit-building and timely nudges