What if the most dangerous threats in your workplace were invisible, silently lurking in the minds of your team?

In "The Seven Sins of Risk: Fatal Attitudes in High-Stakes Environments," retired Indian Navy Flying instructor Ashley Derrick unveils the dangerous psychological traps that lurk in high-stakes industries. From aviation to healthcare, oil and gas to military operations, Derrick dives into the core attitudes that lead to catastrophic failures - and the transformational strategies that can prevent them.

Drawing from his 24-year career as a flying instructor and accident investigator, Derrick brings unparalleled expertise to the table. Through gripping real-world case studies, including the Challenger disaster and Air India Express Flight 812 at Mangalore, this book exposes how attitudes like impulsivity, invulnerability, and stagnation have disastrous consequences in environments where every decision matters. There are accident stories from many high-risk sectors that exposes these hazardous attitudes.

This book isn’t just a cautionary tale; it’s a call to action. Enriched with actionable tools like leadership checklist and transformative framework, "The Seven Sins of Risk" equips leaders and operators with the insights they need to cultivate safety, accountability, and resilience in their organisations. Whether you’re a CEO, a safety officer, or someone on the frontlines of a high-risk environment, Derrick’s profound yet practical guidance will challenge you to confront hazardous attitudes and turn them into strengths.

Perfect for professionals in aviation, healthcare, construction, oil & natural gas, and beyond, this compelling exploration of human factors and organisational culture is both a sobering reminder and an empowering guide. "The Seven Sins of Risk" is more than a book; it’s a blueprint for saving lives and fostering excellence where it matters most.

If you’re ready to uncover the invisible threats and turn risk into resilience, this book is your essential companion.