For over 25 years MISHC has developed and disseminated leading-edge risk and risk control management research, consulting and professional development programs. MISHC was involved in the original ACARP and ICMM research that underpins the Critical Control approach.
We also work on developing innovative, useful and usable frameworks for integrating and optimizing risks across financial, ESG and HSEC risks which includes enhancing high-quality bowtie-based control analyses and leveraging network analysis in innovative ways.
Deciphering the risk controls needed to effectively manage psychosocial risks
RSHQ Critical Controls Stage 2
The current project is centred on supporting and assisting industry through workshops and other industry engagements, using QGN35 and other resources, that will suit all sites to implement critical controls and make the industry safer.
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Competency requirements for supervisors in coal & mineral mining and quarrying industries
This project aims to identify the skills and knowledge that supervisors require to perform the tasks and duties prescribed to them under Queensland’s mining safety and health legislative framework.