Papers in collection

• A framework for best practice hot work safety management in the mining industry Go to Paper
• As company directors and senior executives, do we ask the right questions of our management teams on health and safety? Go to Paper
• Assessment of whole-body vibrations in dumper operators in eastern India Go to Paper
• Beyond compliance – building psychological safety brick by brick: operationalising the TIPT Third Space Framework™ and LEGO® Serious Play® for psychosocial risk management in the Australian resources sector Go to Paper
• Beyond green ticks – a human-centred method for evaluating critical control effectiveness in mining Go to Paper
• Bridging the gap between safety and performance – a behavioural science approach to hand protection compliance Go to Paper
• Building resilient operations through digital system integration – the Snowy River Mine case study Go to Paper
• Closing the critical control gap – accelerating performance standards and verification quality for principal hazards using generative AI Go to Paper
• Cognitive readiness in mining – why capable people make unsafe decisions under pressure Go to Paper
• Cognitive risk – the missing critical control in modern mining Go to Paper
• Digital integration of critical control verification within Australian mining regulatory frameworks Go to Paper
• Exploring mandated critical control management for fatality prevention in African mines – evidence from a Zambian case study Go to Paper
• Extending fatigue risk management beyond the gate – a framework for addressing commuting risk in mining regions Go to Paper
• From compliance to risk intelligence – how advanced characterisation and AI are reshaping dust management Go to Paper
• From evidence chaos to defensible learning – standardising investigation quality with AI-assisted evidence structuring Go to Paper
• From incident analysis to control system redesign improving control effectiveness in low voltage live work Go to Paper
• From paper-safe to real-safe – refreshing critical risk management for global frontline teams across Rio Tinto Go to Paper
• Geotechnical governance in mining – lessons from catastrophic failures Go to Paper
• Human and gravitational energies – why are they overrepresented in serious personal damage? Go to Paper
• Human-centred safety management systems using AI to verify compliance, consistency and control logic Go to Paper
• Integrating life cycle governance of ammonium nitrate base explosives within mine health and safety systems – aligning cleaner production with behaviour-based safety Go to Paper
• Leading through collective grief – what modern safety leadership requires in a world under pressure Go to Paper
• Life in rotation – examining fly-in-fly-out workers’ perspectives on the familial impact of working in Australia’s mining and resources sector Go to Paper
• Lithium-ion battery energy storage system consequence modelling case study Go to Paper
• Miners at high risk of cardiovascular disease – embedding cardiovascular health capability into mining WHS frameworks Go to Paper
• Mitigating vehicle rollaway risks in mining operations through electric park brake system implementation Go to Paper
• Optimising integrity systems to strengthen safety, psychological health and organisational performance in mining Go to Paper
• Proactive heat stress management in the Australian resources sector – integrating machine learning diagnostics and microclimate data Go to Paper
• Psychosocial risk trends across the mining sector – what three years of data tell us Go to Paper
• Psychosocial safety and the development of a diverse workforce in the Western Australian mining industry Go to Paper
• Rehumanising mining – a global, systems-based approach to psychosocial risk, human performance and workforce resilience Go to Paper
• Revealing hidden fitness-for-work risks through EEG fatigue data – case studies in physiological and psychosocial readiness Go to Paper
• Right-sized PHMPs – from dusty documents to operational excellence Go to Paper
• Saving lives in mining – how Khumbul’ekhaya 2.0 and in-stope netting are transforming safety and health in ultra-deep operations Go to Paper
• Saving lives in the underground mining industry Go to Paper
• Strengthening critical control management – insights from the revised ICMM Good Practice Guide Go to Paper
• Teaching how to fish – the evolution of First Quantum Minerals fatal risk control through workforce-led Critical Control Management Go to Paper
• The better together platform – MARS workplace barometer Go to Paper
• The compliance paradox – why operational stability is the missing foundation for critical control management in mining Go to Paper
• The evolution of Trigger Action Response Plans Go to Paper
• The hidden hazard – addressing incivility as a psychosocial risk Go to Paper
• The shape of things to come? A vision of health and safety in 2036 Go to Paper
• Values and value judgements – an organisational help or hindrance? Go to Paper
• When work becomes the hazard – a systems-based model for psychosocial risk in mining Go to Paper