Safety Behaviour and Culture in the Age of Advanced Safety Technology
Technology has never been smarter — yet incidents still happen.
Written by Active Training Team’s Organisational Safety Behaviour and Culture Specialist, Katie Carrier, our whitepaper discovers why focussing on safety behaviour and culture is essential in the age of advanced safety technology.
Across high-risk industries, organisations are investing millions in advanced monitoring systems, analytics, and automation. But the numbers tell a different story: despite innovation, safety performance often plateaus. This whitepaper explores safety culture versus technology and examines why.
Drawing on leading behavioural research and practical insights from ATT’s award-winning safety programmes, it reveals that the key to lasting improvement isn’t more data or devices — it’s culture. The paper examines:
- Why up to 90% of workplace incidents are rooted in human behaviour, not equipment failure
- How teams with high psychological safety report 60% more near-misses, creating the feedback loops that prevent serious harm
- The traits that define generative safety cultures — and how leadership behaviour drives them
Packed with real-world context and evidence-based guidance, this is essential reading for senior leaders, HSE professionals, and anyone serious about creating safer, more resilient organisations.
Find out how Active Training Team support organisations looking to improve their safety culture here in support of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974.
Download the whitepaper to explore how culture and technology can work together to deliver genuine, lasting safety improvement.
