ALARP: Friend or Foe? When the Decision Isn't Enough
Making an ALARP decision is only half the challenge. The other half is being able to demonstrate how and why that decision was made.
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ALARP: Friend or Foe? The Human Factor in ALARP Decision-Making
ALARP is often presented as a structured, objective process. In reality, every ALARP assessment involves people making judgement calls. And people...
ALARP: Friend or Foe? Navigating the Grey Areas of Risk Reduction
In safety-critical industries, ALARP - As Low As Reasonably Practicable - is a principle everyone recognises. But despite decades of use, it's still...
Why Decision-Making Is the Silent Constraint in North Sea Decommissioning
Ask most people where North Sea decommissioning gets stuck and they’ll point to rigs, vessels, or the supply chain. They’re not entirely wrong – but...