Central register
Get every psychosocial hazard off the spreadsheet and into one place
Hold every identified hazard in a single register fed by surveys, incidents and direct assessment, so risk stops living in scattered spreadsheets and shared drives and becomes one current, scoped record the whole organisation works from.
Pre-built risk library
Start with pre-built psychosocial risk scenarios aligned to the Code of Practice
Adopt from a structured library of pre-built psychosocial risk scenarios covering the full Code of Practice hazard set, each with suggested assessment criteria and linked control recommendations. Your organisation adapts them to its own operating context, so you start from a comprehensive base rather than a blank spreadsheet or a generic risk register built for physical safety.
Inherent vs residual
Measure psychosocial risk before and after controls with inherent and residual scoring
Score each psychosocial risk at the inherent level before controls are applied, and at the residual level after. The difference shows whether your response is actually reducing exposure. It is the measurement a regulator reviews when assessing whether your controls are effective, and the metric your board needs to have confidence in the programme.
LINKED ACROSS THE PLATFORM
Connect each risk to the controls, records, incidents and consultations around it
Every risk links to the controls treating it, the records that evidence it, the incidents that raised it and the consultations held about it, so the register is the hub that ties detection, action and evidence together rather than a standalone list.
