Mining
Risk management software for mining
Principal hazards, ICMM-aligned critical control management, and field verification — in one platform built for underground and surface operations, not a generic EHS checklist tool.
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Ground conditions change daily. Most risk systems don't keep up
A mine changes every shift. New faces are exposed, ground conditions shift, equipment ages. A risk register that only gets touched at review time is already out of date.
PHMPs live in documents, not in the work.
Principal hazard management plans sit in the safety office. Workers on the ground have never seen the bowtie for the hazard they face every shift.
Critical controls degrade silently.
A bypassed isolation, an overdue geotechnical inspection, an out-of-calibration gas monitor. By the time an audit catches it, the barrier has already been down for weeks.
Spreadsheets can't trace the chain across sites.
When a control fails at one operation, you need to know instantly whether the same control exists — and is failing — anywhere else in the portfolio.
Built around principal hazards, not generic checklists
Critical risk register
Principal hazards as a separate tier, linked to fatal and serious-harm consequences — not buried in a 500-line general risk register.
Bowtie analysis (native)
Map ground control, inrush, fires, and vehicle interactions on the diagram itself. Track barrier health as conditions change.
Critical control verification
Field verification against a defined performance standard, done on a mobile device. Photo evidence, timestamped sign-off, no paperwork.
Control degradation alerts
AI-powered. Flags overdue verifications, repeat near-misses on the same barrier, and incidents involving controls you depend on.
ICAM-linked investigations
When something happens, the investigation maps straight back to the bowtie — which barriers held, which failed, which were absent.
Multi-site rollup
Site-level PHMPs and critical control libraries, portfolio-level dashboards. See barrier health across every operation in one place.
The principal hazards mining risk software has to handle
Every mine is different, but the hazards that drive fatalities and catastrophic events are well understood. RiskSight is built to carry these as first-class critical risks, not line items in a spreadsheet.
Ground control & geotechnical failure
Roof falls, pit wall failure, subsidence, pillar failure. Bowties linked to geotechnical monitoring and exclusion zones.
Vehicle & mobile equipment interactions
Haul trucks, light vehicles, pedestrians. Traffic management and proximity detection tracked as verified controls.
Underground fires & explosions
Gas monitoring, ventilation, and emergency response mapped as barriers on the bowtie for the relevant MUE.
Inrush & inundation
Water, mud, or fill breaking into active workings. Exclusion zones and TSF monitoring tracked as critical controls.
Falls from height & entanglement
Drilling rigs, conveyors, fixed plant. Guarding, isolation, and LOTO verification recorded against performance standards.
Explosives, blasting & health exposure
Shot-firing procedures and exclusion zones alongside silica, DPM, and noise exposure — the slow-kill hazards tracked with the same rigour as acute ones.
Built for the people who verify the controls
Critical control management is the spine, not a feature. RiskSight wasn't built as a generic risk tool with CCM bolted on. The whole platform sits on top of the bowtie and critical control model that mining regulators expect.
Field-ready. Supervisors and technical specialists can verify a control on a phone, underground or on the pit, in a windy or wet environment.
Linked, not siloed. Principal hazard → critical control → verification → incident → action — one model. When a control degrades, every connected risk updates.
Australian-based. AU data residency, AU support, AU pricing — built with Australian mining regulatory context in mind.
Self-serve setup. Live on day one. No implementation phase, no consultants who've never set foot on a haul road.
How we stack up
We benchmark openly against SafetyCulture, DoneSafe, Cority, SAI360, and myosh. None of them ship native bowtie and critical control verification as a connected workflow. Most stop at inspection checklists.
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Flat monthly fee. Unlimited sites. Published on the website.
Entry
Getting started with structured risk
monthly billing — no annual lock-in
- 3 power user seats
- 50 field users
- Bowtie diagrams & risk registers
- All assessment templates
- Incidents, hazards, actions & lessons
- QR reporting & notifications
- Community support
Starter
For small teams and contractors
billed annually (A$7,200/yr)
A$800/month billed monthly
- 10 power user seats
- Unlimited field users & sites
- 5,000 AI credits/month
- Bowtie & risk register
- Incidents, hazards, actions & lessons
- QR reporting & notifications
- Email support
Professional
For larger operations
billed annually (A$27,000/yr)
A$3,000/month billed monthly
- 40 power user seats
- Unlimited field users & sites
- 15,000 AI credits/month
- Control degradation alerts
- Multi-site rollup
- Injury management
- Workplace medical management
- SSO on request (annual only)
- Priority support
Enterprise
For multi-site groups
Tailored to your operation
- Custom seat allocation
- Unlimited field users & sites
- SSO / SAML
- Dedicated success manager
- Australian data residency
- Enterprise SLA support
All prices in AUD, ex-GST. 30-day free trial. No credit card. Demo data included. See full pricing details →
Stop hoping your critical controls are still working
Set up your principal hazard register, run your first bowtie, and schedule your first verification — today.
Common questions about risk management software for mining
Does RiskSight support Principal Hazard Management Plans (PHMPs)?
Yes. Principal hazards sit in the risk register linked to bowties, critical controls, and verification records, so a PHMP is a live view of your risk model rather than a separate document that goes stale.
Is RiskSight aligned with the ICMM Critical Control Management Good Practice Guide?
Yes. RiskSight implements the ICMM CCM model directly: identify material unwanted events, map threats and consequences on a bowtie, select critical controls, set performance standards, and verify them in the field.
Can RiskSight handle multiple mine sites or operations?
Yes. Site-level risk registers and critical control libraries roll up to portfolio dashboards, so you can see barrier health for the same principal hazard across every operation in one view.
How does critical control verification work in the field?
Supervisors and technical specialists complete verification checks against a defined performance standard on a mobile device, with photo evidence and timestamped sign-off. Overdue or failed verifications surface on the dashboard and trigger alerts.
Does RiskSight replace our geotechnical monitoring or gas detection systems?
No. Those systems generate data and alerts. RiskSight is where that data connects to the risk model — the bowtie, the critical control it supports, and the verification record — so a degrading control is visible as a risk event, not just a sensor reading.