In Charge or Responsible
Our responsibility is to know our job, equipment, and capabilities and let the others take care of theirs.
Entries by Rob O'Goodenow
Mixing Tech Diving and Commercial Diving Techniques
In this example of a commercial diving operation, the combination of standard commercial diving techniques and technical diving procedures proved to be possible to implement in a safe and successful way.
Just Culture: Why it is essential that we stop judging & blaming and start looking at context
In terms of the social aspects, when our professionalism or competency is threatened, we are liable to put up defenses.
Being young and female in an old man’s industry
I take note of the female’s entrance into the work force and the increased level of higher education amongst the general public.
Facility Codes Manager Tutorial
Notice a new button on your tools page? That’s because we’ve revamped your ability to manage eLearning codes and made it easier than ever.
How to “WIN” at Retail and Visual Merchandising
Today, consumers like shopping online, it isn’t your fault – it is the way we do things now. However, what we can do is to learn how to make our store warmer, friendlier and more appealing than our competitors. Here are a few tips that can help you as a retailer improve.
Public Safety Diving- It’s not just a hobby, it’s a career
ERDI has two perspectives from two different professional fields, to have a broader understanding about having a career in Public Safety Diving.
How do I start training public safety divers?
The primary question on every one of their minds is “How do I become a public safety instructor?” The answer to this question is both simple and complicated.
What a Diver Needs to Know about Scuba Diving and Flying
There is much more you can learn, more about diving, effects of pressure, symptoms and how different activities affect flight safety. A good practice is to have a “down day” prior to flight after any divining.
Hazardous Attitudes Lead to Diving Incident
Aviation instructors are taught to be aware of Five Hazardous Attitudes. They include Anti-Authority (Don’t tell me), Impulsivity (Do it quickly), Invulnerability (It won’t happen to me), Macho (I can do it) and Resignation (What’s the use?)