Frameworks

The AIMED Framework in Practice

The AIMED discipline walked through two worked examples: a fabrication shop halving hand injuries at field level, and a nine-site night-works contractor driving fatigue reportables to zero at strategy level.

The AIMED Framework for Safety Objectives

The AIMED framework sets OH&S objectives through five decisions made before adoption, Aim, Indicators, Measures, Evaluation, Deadline, satisfying every quality ISO 45001 Clause 6.2.1 demands and leaving the evidence to prove it.

What Is the PAPA Model of Culture

The PAPA Model reads culture as four layers, principles, assumptions, predispositions and action, and shows how actions and re-actions between subcultures drive cultural change, with safety culture as a subset.

The PAPA Model in Practice: Anatomy of a Safety Transformation

One operation, a leader-led safety transformation as commonly applied, and the layers it claimed to have fixed: what the programme jump-started, why it reverted, and the practitioner-led alternative.

SMV-IO: The Increased Opportunity Observation

The rarely recorded positive class: a variation that is safer and carries an opportunity beyond the task, and how to capture, validate and adopt it.

SMV-ER: The Enhanced Resilience Observation

The quieter positive class: work made safer at the same cost, reinforcing the system already in place, and why programmes usually miss it.

SMV-IV: The Increased Vulnerability Observation

The localised negative class: shortcuts that make the task crew vulnerable, and why reading the pressure matters more than correcting the person.

SMV-DR: The Decreased Reliability Observation

The most serious class: variations that survive the task and degrade the system, from taught risky behaviour to records that stop telling the truth.

What Is the CHART Framework?

The CHART Framework (Context, Hazards, Assess, Requirements, Translate) works through ISO 45001 Clause 6.1 in clause order, turning risks and opportunities into planned action.

What Is the LDP Framework?

Explore the Living–Driving–Proving (LDP) Framework — a practical tool for activating, aligning, and assuring ISO 45001 across safety operations, leadership, and audits.

What Is the MOVER Framework for Stakeholder Analysis

A Step-by-Step Approach to Stakeholder Engagement in ISO 45001 OH&S Systems