A nine-year-old and a night-shift crew leader do not answer the same questions. Eleven editions share one model and one benchmark set, and differ in the only place it matters: the wording, the reading level, and what is worth asking about at all.
The full instrument, including psychosocial hazards reported through four standards.
Two editions, one for children and one for students, plus 360° views from the adults around them.
Student cohorts and staff on the same platform, in their own vocabulary.
Athletes, and the pressures that do not look like work pressures.
Two editions for people navigating later life, and for those supporting them.
A profession with its own well-documented risks, measured in its own terms.
For people not measured through an employer at all.
Councils, departments and agencies, with a record you can hand over.
Hospitals and health services, with moral injury and burnout measured separately.
Charities and not-for-profits, safe to run in small teams.
Banks, insurers and super funds, with industry benchmarks.
Site crews and FIFO workforces, offline on a tablet.
EAPs, insurers, learning providers, consultancies and coaches, under your own brand.
Three ways to answer (a conversational chat, a card deck or a classic form), so the format is not the reason someone drops out. Read-aloud in seventeen languages and an accessibility pass for older adults. Benchmarks against every other organisation on the same edition. And the individual keeps their own vault, whichever edition they answered.