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    Critical Control Management in Action: Introducing The Critical Edge Series

    Critical Control Management is evolving beyond static Bowties and spreadsheets. Learn how The Critical Edge series showcases a smarter, more connected approach to control verification — built to improve visibility, accountability, and life-saving outcomes.
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    February 16, 2026

    Contractor Interfaces in Mining: 8 Common Safety Governance Breakdowns

    Mining contractor safety often breaks down at the interfaces — where duties overlap, supervision changes hands, permit boundaries shift, and critical information doesn’t reach the right people in time. This article maps the eight most common governance failure points between principal and contractor teams, and shows practical ways to close the gaps before they become high potential events.
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    February 9, 2026

    Sounding Right vs. Being Right: Making AI a Reliable Partner in Safety Analysis

    AI can analyse safety reports in seconds, but it's a master improviser. Learn how structured workflows turn promise into reliable insight.

    February 3, 2026

    Managing Major Accident Hazards in Oil & Gas: Moving Beyond Paper Bowties

    Learn how digital Critical Control Management improves barrier assurance for Major Accident Hazards in Oil & Gas operations.

    February 2, 2026

    Health & Safety Priorities for Transport & Logistics (Chain of Responsibility Focus)

    From fatigue and scheduling pressures to load safety and compliance reporting, transport and logistics organisations face complex health and safety challenges. The Chain of Responsibility framework makes it clear that safety responsibility extends across the entire transport chain.

    January 27, 2026

    The Physics of Risk: Where Energy Scaling Intuitions Fail

    Human intuition is linear, but danger often scales exponentially. Learn how "Energy-Based Safety" uses physics to reveal the hidden risks that typical assessments miss.

    Static Bowties Don’t Prevent Incidents: How to Turn Bowtie Analysis into Real-Time Critical Control Management

    Bowtie analysis is a powerful way to visualise major-event risk—but too often it becomes a static diagram that’s built once and then forgotten. This article shows how to turn Bowties into a living Critical Control Management approach, with clear ownership and ongoing verification so you can prove your critical controls are working in real time.

    Critical Controls vs “Important Controls”: How to Draw the Line (and Prove It)

    Not every good control is a critical control. Here’s a practical way to separate “must-work” barriers from “nice-to-have” controls—and how to prove effectiveness with clear standards and verification evidence.

    Psychosocial Risk, Done Positively: Job design changes that reduce harm and lift performance (2026 starter guide)

    A practical 2026 guide to managing psychosocial hazards through job design—clear priorities, realistic timelines, stronger support and better change management.

    New Year, New Follow-Through: Reset Your Safety Actions in 2026

    Start 2026 with a clean, accountable action register. Learn how myosh Action Management turns incidents, inspections and audits into closed, verified actions—with reminders, escalations and full traceability.

    Closing the Loop — Using Online Training and Refresher Learning to Embed Safety Culture

    Learn how ongoing online training and refresher learning strengthen safety culture. Discover how myosh’s Online Learning and Training Management Module closes the loop between training, compliance, and performance.

    Why Data Integrity Matters: Ensuring Quality Safety Data for Better Decision-Making

    Reliable data drives better safety decisions. Learn how to ensure data integrity in your HSEQ system through standards, workflows, training, and smart technology.

    Fatigue Management in High-Risk Environments: Strategies, Tech & Culture

    Fatigue is a critical safety hazard. Discover strategies and technologies that help protect workers and support safer, more sustainable operations.

    What Does “Zero Harm” Really Mean in 2026?

    Explore how “Zero Harm” is evolving in 2026. Learn how modern safety leaders use data, learning, and critical control management to turn aspiration into measurable outcomes.

    “Don't do anything dumb, dangerous, or different!”

    Why do near-misses go unreported? The 4Ds framework is the magnet to your haystack.

    Integrating Contractor Management into Your Safety Platform: Best Practices

    Simplify contractor onboarding and compliance. Explore how integrated contractor management within your HSEQ system helps you maintain control, visibility, and safety across your entire workforce.

    Harnessing AI for Safety: How to Use AI-Enabled Dashboards & Analytics in HSEQ Management

    Discover how AI-enabled dashboards and analytics are transforming HSEQ management — from predictive insights to automated reporting and smarter decision-making.

    Leading Safety in Remote Work Environments

    Learn how to lead safety effectively in distributed and remote work environments. Explore strategies for managing risks, wellbeing, and engagement when teams work from anywhere.

    Risk Reporting, Incident Investigation, and Transparency: Why It Matters More Than Ever

    Discover how a robust system of reporting, investigation and transparency transforms safety culture — so every hazard becomes insight, every near-miss a chance for improvement, and every action a signal of accountability.

    The Hidden Economics of Aged Care Safety: Why Every Injury Costs More Than the Solution

    The very act of 'person-centred care' is the primary source of staff injury in aged care. Build a framework to protect your team, improve resident outcomes, and reduce costs.

    The Strategic Edge: Beyond Compliance in Workplace Incident Reporting

    Incident reporting isn't just about compliance. Learn how it becomes a strategic tool for foresight, better safety, and a stronger, more trusted workplace culture.