Safety-I or Safety-II

Safety-I or Safety-II?

How does your workplace think about safety?

Ten quick questions reveal whether your safety approach is mainly focused on preventing failure, understanding everyday success — or intelligently combining both.

10 questionsFocused screening check
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What the check looks at
01How safety is defined
02What the organisation learns from
03Work as done vs imagined
04Adaptation & resilience
Scope: This is a screening tool. Use it to identify questions to verify in the real workplace; the result is not a certificate or permission to continue unsafe work.
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Discuss your safety approach
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Safety-I asks why something failed. Safety-II also asks why it normally works.

Most work is completed successfully despite changing conditions, resource constraints and day-to-day variability. Understanding those successful adaptations can reveal as much about safety as studying incidents alone.

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