Counter-Errorism in Diving: Applying Human Factors to Diving

Counter-Errorism in Diving: Applying Human Factors to Diving

Human factors is a critical topic within the world of SCUBA diving, scientific diving, military diving, and commercial diving. This podcast is a mixture of interviews and 'shorts' which are audio versions of the weekly blog from The Human Diver. Each month we will look to have at least one interview and one case study discussion where we look at an event in detail and how human factors and non-technical skills contributed (or prevented) it from happening in the manner it did.

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Episoder(312)

SH304: Why Investigations Stop Where They Stop

SH304: Why Investigations Stop Where They Stop

This episode explores why accident investigations often stop long before they uncover the full picture. Drawing on research from safety science, it argues that the “cause” of an incident is not simply...

19 Aug 17min

SH303: The Structure of This Diving Tragedy Was Not Abnormal. The Scale Was.

SH303: The Structure of This Diving Tragedy Was Not Abnormal. The Scale Was.

This episode explores why diving accidents are so often explained by individual mistakes instead of the wider conditions that made those mistakes possible. Using the case of a fatal medication error i...

12 Aug 13min

SH302: Why Rules Get Broken. Does It Matter Who Is Breaking Them?

SH302: Why Rules Get Broken. Does It Matter Who Is Breaking Them?

This episode explores why rule-breaking in diving is often more complicated than simply “breaking the rules.” It looks at the difference between shortcuts that organisations quietly depend on to keep ...

5 Aug 17min

SH301: Eight Questions About the Maldives Dive Accident

SH301: Eight Questions About the Maldives Dive Accident

This episode examines the deaths of five Italian divers in the Maldives and a Maldivian military diver who later died during the recovery operation, using the tragedy to explore how Just Culture appro...

1 Aug 33min

SH300: "We want accountability."

SH300: "We want accountability."

This episode reflects on the tragic deaths of five Italian divers in the Maldives and a Maldivian military diver who died while trying to recover them, using the event to explore what real accountabil...

29 Jul 5min

SH299: When we ask 'What conditions made this more likely?' perspectives (should) change

SH299: When we ask 'What conditions made this more likely?' perspectives (should) change

This episode challenges the instinct to explain diving accidents by focusing only on individual mistakes or broken rules. Instead, it explores how social, cultural, organisational, and environmental c...

25 Jul 8min

SH298: Beyond the Floor: Why Meeting the Standard Isn't the Same as Being Safe

SH298: Beyond the Floor: Why Meeting the Standard Isn't the Same as Being Safe

This episode challenges the common belief that following diving standards automatically makes diving safe. It explores how industry standards, while important, can create an illusion of safety when co...

22 Jul 17min

SH297: CRM, ISO 8804, and Scientific Diving: Opportunities and Existing Materials

SH297: CRM, ISO 8804, and Scientific Diving: Opportunities and Existing Materials

This episode explores the growing recognition that safe and effective scientific diving depends on more than technical skill, equipment, and certification. Prompted by new research into applying Crew ...

18 Jul 17min

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