Mark discusses the HOP concept of 'blame fixes nothing' which can present struggles with our understanding of accountability. He encourages us to consider what it really means to hold someone to account, and the positives that can come from this.
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Meet our new HOP Facilitator
From the HOP perspective, what can we learn from the Optus data breach?
Do you need the 'new view' to do Learning Teams?
Why do a HOP Course?
What ways can we apply HOP to our organisation?
HOP in Practice: CHEP's Year in Review
Michelle Oberg: Setting people up for success
HOP Case Study: CHEP | Part 3
HOP Case Study: CHEP | Part 2
HOP Case Study: CHEP | Part 1
Southpac International | Case Study
The Power of Worker Insights
Part 2: HOP in Practice with Deirdre Lewis: Q&A continued
Part 1: HOP in Practice with Deirdre Lewis from Origin Energy
What is the difference between Blue Line and Black Line?
HOP in Practice: Josh Bryant & Tim Fitch, Mitchell Services
Mark Alston: Learning about Normal Events in Incident Investigations- Workshop
Mark Alston l Accountability
Mark Alston l What do we do when investigating events?
HOP in Practice: Craig Johnson, CHEP
Gary Wong l Hindsight 2020: Looking forward in a time of crisis
Mark Alston l Story from a course participant applying HOP to the way they respond
Darren Norvill | HSE Team Leader
Explain the five principles of HOP