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(313)

SH225: The Challenge of Psychological Safety

SH225: The Challenge of Psychological Safety

Psychological safety is essential for building trust and fostering open communication in diving teams, yet creating it can be a challenge in high-pressure environments like open-water certification we...

12 Nov 20257min

SH224: CCR Diver Goes Hypoxic on Surface – What Causal Reasoning Taught Me About Learning from Events

SH224: CCR Diver Goes Hypoxic on Surface – What Causal Reasoning Taught Me About Learning from Events

In this episode, we examine a near-miss incident involving a CCR diver who narrowly avoided a hypoxic event during a liveaboard dive. Using this real-life scenario, we explore the importance of unders...

8 Nov 202510min

SH223: The Effect of your Environment on your Decision Making: Performance Shaping Factors in Diving

SH223: The Effect of your Environment on your Decision Making: Performance Shaping Factors in Diving

In this episode, we dive into the impact of human factors on decision-making in diving, focusing on how environmental elements like fatigue and cold temperatures can shape performance. We explore how ...

5 Nov 20254min

SH222: You can’t risk assess a hazard you don’t know about: DeltaP

SH222: You can’t risk assess a hazard you don’t know about: DeltaP

In this episode, we explore the critical role of understanding hazards in diving and the importance of effective risk management. From the everyday threat of drowning to the more abstract risks like d...

1 Nov 202512min

SH221: The First Human Factors in Diving Liveaboard- Living our values

SH221: The First Human Factors in Diving Liveaboard- Living our values

In this episode, we explore how a liveaboard trip in Indonesia integrated Human Factors training to transform the diving experience. Jenny Lord from The Human Diver, Brent Webb from Scuba Adventures i...

29 Okt 20256min

SH220: I thought: "WTF did you just say?" I actually said: ....nothing. How to say when it’s not okay

SH220: I thought: "WTF did you just say?" I actually said: ....nothing. How to say when it’s not okay

Speaking up when something feels off—whether on the dive boat, in a briefing, or underwater—is key to building a safe and inclusive dive culture. In this episode, we explore how small interventions, f...

25 Okt 202510min

SH219: Why are dive briefings important? How to deliver them effectively

SH219: Why are dive briefings important? How to deliver them effectively

Effective dive briefings are key to safe and successful dives, yet many divers overlook their importance. In this episode, we explore how structured briefings help build a shared mental model, reducin...

22 Okt 20255min

SH218: Being Understood, not just Transmitting

SH218: Being Understood, not just Transmitting

Show Notes Summary: In this episode, we dive into the challenges of effective communication, especially in multicultural and high-stakes environments like diving. Using a real-life example from a Huma...

18 Okt 20255min

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