Part 1 interview with Dr Guido Carim Junior, an Associate Professor of Aviation, pilot, researcher, and safety scientist.
We explore what safety ‘is’ beyond absence of incidents, limitations of procedures in complex environments, and why real-world situations rarely unfold how manuals anticipate.
Guido shares insights from aviation research on adaptive capacity, informal learning, crew expertise, and the hidden value of conversations that happen outside formal systems.
We also discuss tensions between compliance and resilience, why digitising procedures is about much more than converting PDFs to tablets, and how technology can better support sensemaking rather than simply replicating paper processes.
A cool conversation exploring Safety-II, rules, expertise, adaptation, and how organisations can create the conditions for both compliance and resilience.
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