Safety

Risk response matrix What is a risk response matrix? Most people have heard of and are familiar with a risk assessment matrix. Risk assessment matrices are used in almost every industry and many other walks of life to classify and…

Purpose of a risk register: Here’s what a risk register is used for What is a risk register? A risk register (which can sometimes be referred to as a risk log) is a project management tool which helps managers and…

Risk monitoring and control: How to make yours better and safer In this article, we focus on risk monitoring and control: how to make yours better and safer and provide with practical insights and actionable strategies to enhance risk monitoring…

Tailboard meeting: Tailboard meeting template and other helpful info In this article, learn everything about tailboard meeting, including a customisable template, key discussion points, and tips for conducting effective and engaging safety briefings to ensure clear communication, address potential hazards,…

Identify hazards in the workplace In this article, we identify the most common and critical hazards in the workplace, as well as what systems and processes you need in place to best identify hazards on a regular basis. Why is…

Tailgate meeting: What you need to know about tailgate meetings This article explains all of the important details about tailgate meetings, and provides you with a number of free and usable resources to improve your own tailgate safety meetings. What…

JSA and SWMS: What you need to know In this article, we discuss two critical safety document, the JSAs and SWMS. We discuss when and why to use each each process, as well as provide some helpful tips and resources…

Here’s the difference between JSA and risk assessment What is the difference between a JSA and risk assessment? JSA’s and risk assessment often get confused or used synonymously with one another, but there is a tangible difference between a JSA…

Root cause analysis examples What is a root cause analysis? Root cause analysis or ‘RCA’ is the processes of discovering the root or underlying causes of specific problems, issues or outcomes to identify appropriate solution and ultimately ‘fix’ the problem.…

All injury frequency rate (AIFR) What is AIFR? The all injury frequency rate is the number of ‘all’ injuries per 1,000,000 hours worked. Companies use the all injury frequency rate along with a number of other safety KPI’s to indicate…