Unsure that controls are reliable or adequate
Organisations often fail to recognise that their safety control system isn’t effective. Our Control Health Assessment (CHA) shows you which controls are leaving workers exposed – so you can prevent high-risk situations from serious incidents.
of controls for high risk activities rely heavily or completely on behavioural reliability of the workers required to implement them
human error rate is likely to occur when a fairly simple task is performed rapidly or given scant attention
Critical Risk Management Diagnostic and Advisory Services
Control Health Assessment
Our Control Health Assessment (CHA) is like a safety checkup that reveals weak spots in your critical control strategies. We help you answer vital questions: are your safety controls actually preventing serious incidents? Where should you focus your time to prevent serious incidents? Our analysis pinpoints hidden gaps in your critical control content safety system.
Backed by industry-leading analysis software
Success Stories
Reduction in SIF Potential Incidents at Port
To minimise critical risks and safeguard its workforce in the lead up to a high-hazard operation, a renowned high profile mining company partnered with Incident Analytics to conduct an in-depth analysis of its recent incident investigations.
Improving Critical Controls in Utilities
Reputable water supply and sewerage services in Australia should play a leading role in prioritising workplace safety. This includes minimising the risk of serious potential incidents, as well as serious injuries or fatalities (SIF), for employees and the public.
SCALE® Analysis
Incident Analytics developed the SCALE® analysis technology to determine which incidents merit deep-dive analysis, and better understand the people, operational, and system factors that contribute to the conditions for unplanned events to occur. This methodology has been proven to more accurately determine precursors to serious incidents and improve control effectiveness
Severity
Is there potential for a serious incident and what was the specific high risk task context?
Controls
Which (critical) controls - if fully implemented - would have stopped this incident from occurring?
Antecedents
Which human, operational, and organisational system factors helped to set the scene for the incident?
Learning
Which of the contributing factors should be prioritised for remediation action?
Exposure
Which actions will have the greatest impact on exposure and reduce the potential for a repeat event?
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