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Professor James Reason’s 1990 book, “Human Error” first put forward the Swiss Cheese Model in relation to accident and incident causation and it has since become a commonly used model in risk analysis and risk management.

We are delighted to release our Interim Report for 2026. Please click here to view and download the report.

Major bridges dominate landscapes and their scale, structural form, and aesthetic elegance often become enduring landmarks within both the built and t...

Mario Lara Ledermann is the head of our fast growing building safety and fire engineering department. In this conversation, Mario reflects on key indu...

The quantification of losses resulting from disruption to the contractor's works is possibly the most difficult area for anyone engaged in quantifying...

It is important to recognise that termination does not strip a contractor of its rights, remove its entitlement to payment for work executed, or relie...

Delay and disruption are common features of construction and engineering projects and can result in significant additional costs that were not anticip...

We are delighted to release our Annual Report and Accounts for 2025. Click to access.

Diales is delighted to announce Nicholas Stagg as their new Non-Executive Chairman