Construction, mining, energy and water businesses carry psychosocial duties for people who rarely sit at a computer. The workplace edition reaches them on a shared tablet, in their own language, and reports the results the way a safety team already works.
Offline Kiosk Mode runs the card-style evaluation on a tablet without a connection. It was built for mining sites, remote clinics and fly-in fly-out crews. Read-aloud in seventeen languages helps wherever English is a second language.
Reported through Australian WHS, ISO 45003, CSA Z1003 and the US Surgeon General framework.
Organisations that have run the evaluation (sometimes called a psychosocial hazard survey) include Hunter Water, Horizon Power and VicRoads.
Crews and supervisors answer different hazard sets, so pressure on leading hands and supervisors stays visible.
Whether people believe the business looks out for them once the toolbox talk is over.
How people treat each other on site, measured in its own section and benchmarked.
Financial pressure at home follows people onto site. This shows how much of it your crews carry.
When a standard edition does not fit, we write a bespoke variant with your language, regulatory framing and dashboards. One worked example is a psychosocial safety variant built for a major Australian infrastructure services group.
Yes. Offline Kiosk Mode runs on a shared tablet without a connection, which suits sites, depots and FIFO camps. It also works as a card deck on a phone.
It gives you the identify, assess, control and review record the model WHS Regulations describe, reported by team and by leader. Meeting the duty still depends on the controls you put in place, and the platform records those decisions against the report.
Yes. Results can be cut by the segmentation your contract enables, such as site, crew, contract or role. Every cohort figure is suppressed below a minimum number of responses, so a small team can never be identified from a result.
Yes. Bespoke editions are authored to your specification, including language, regulatory framing, dashboards and follow-up communications.