Safety Rocks Limited

23/06/2026

💬 Testimonial Tuesday

When James Dorlin lined up on pole position at Brands Hatch with the Safety Rocks logo on his helmet, then went on to win the Jack Sears Trophy, it felt like the partnership had announced itself before we'd even had a chance to.

We're proud to be partnering with James this season as he races the #132 Hyundai i30N for Restart Racing in the British Touring Car Championship. And beyond the logo on the helmet, there's a genuine alignment in our partnership.

James's approach to racing - precision, composure under pressure, continuous improvement - reflects exactly what we believe good risk management looks like in practice. It's not about restriction. It's about performing at your best because you understand your environment.

As James puts it: "Safety Rocks is all about helping people perform at their best by managing risk the right way. That's exactly what racing is about, too."

We couldn't have said it better ourselves.

Read the full story via the link in the comments 👇

James Dorlin Racing

22/06/2026

If you don't tell your team the safety story, they'll make one up. 🔴

20 years leading the Build department in Formula 1 taught Peter Hodgkinson this: silence isn't neutral in safety. Leaders who don't own the narrative leave their mechanics, truckies, and crew to fill the gaps themselves.

Own the story. Build the culture.

20/06/2026

20/06/2026

Thank you for coming 🙌🥰

19/06/2026

We've been keeping the Rocks News page on our website well stocked this year - partnerships, course news, press coverage, event write-ups. If you want the full picture of what's been going on at Safety Rocks, it's all there.

Head over and have a read. Link below 👇

18/06/2026

Whilst we are still on a high here at Safety Rocks® Limited HQ.

Thinking about yesterday!

Take a sneak peek at the excitement that was palpable as we came together at Motorsport UK’s venue in Bicester to celebrate our incredible initiative.

The 1st UK Motorsport Safety Day. 🥇

From the energy in the room and the passion we saw, the future is incredibly bright.

From small to experienced, we had support from one and all.

Plus who can resist purple cake 🎂💜?

Team Rocks “Avengers” - we did it 🤘🙌🫶
Take a moment to be proud 🥹.

Nyan Amer Zoe Timbrell Ali Rice Carl McKellar James Dorlin Cate Caruth Bernadette Chivers Hannah Sossick Oli Kane Jonathan Coleby Sam Walker Jamie Ellam 🤖 Jason Martin Becky Allam Danny Barker Gary Plahe

18/06/2026

Yesterday we celebrated the very first UK
Motorsport Safety Day in Bicester.

The conversations were following and the cake 🎂 went down a storm!

Thank you to everyone who worked so hard to make our initiative come to life and to those that support more effective risk management in Motorsport.

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18/06/2026

In an interview with Health and Safety Matters, which was published last week, Carla was asked why health and safety is a profession worth joining. Her response: "Health and safety isn't a career that's going to disappear down an AI black hole."

That's because the core of what safety professionals actually do is fundamentally about human behaviour. Reading a room, sensing when a team is cutting corners under pressure, knowing that the hazard on paper isn't the same as the hazard in front of you. None of that sits in a model. It comes from experience, from relationships, and from being willing to ask the uncomfortable question in the room where everyone else has moved on.

What Carla does think AI will change is the workload. If it can take admin off the table - and it can, increasingly - that actually frees up safety professionals to do the work that matters, which is the human stuff. The conversations. The culture. The moments that don't get logged anywhere but shift how a team behaves the following week.

Where it gets more interesting is in the organisations moving fastest on automation and new technology, because those are exactly the environments where skilled, visible safety professionals become more important, not less. Someone still has to be the guide. Someone still has to ask what isn't on the checklist.

There's a lot more in the interview, including what we're building in motorsport and a few things Carla's been thinking about on women in the profession. Link in the comments if you want to read it. 👇

17/06/2026

Today is the first UK Motorsport Safety Day, and we think it's worth saying that plainly rather than dressing it up, because the fact that this day hasn't existed before now is itself part of the story.

Motorsport has world-class on-track safety systems. The protocols around medical cover, incident response, and driver protection have been refined over decades, often in response to tragedies that the sport has worked hard to learn from. But the risk that surrounds the sport - the event-level, paddock-level, people-level risk that sits just outside the sporting regulations - has never had a dedicated training framework built around it in the UK.

Today that changes. The first cohort of the NEBOSH Verified Essential Risk Management in Motorsport course will soon be underway - the UK's first NEBOSH verified qualification designed exclusively for motorsport, delivered by Safety Rocks as Official Health & Safety Training Partner of Motorsport UK. It's a small group, deliberately capped, because this kind of learning works best when the room is the right size and the conversations are real.

Two firsts in one day. We couldn't be prouder to be behind both of them.

If you're interested in joining a future cohort, the link is in the comments.


Carla Crocombe Zoe Timbrell