ZeroHarm vs HiPo

The ZeroHarm app is designed to allow the user to carry out a health and safety risk assessment before beginning in a potentially dangerous environment. The App has a number of key safety features: • It will enable the user to complete a simple task risk assessment prior to conducting the task. The app will walk the user through a number of questions to ensure that the user has carefully considered all aspects of any potential risk that may occur. The app is designed principally for organizations that have staff operating in dangerous conditions such as over water, near stored energy, working at height or in the line of fire, as well as many other potentially hazardous and dangerous conditions. • It provides up-to-date safety information at your fingertips, such as the weather and local sea conditions for your area. • It has an alert feature so your colleagues can notify you when something changes such as the weather, or there is something you need to know. Lloyds Register is committed to safety at work and this app has been created to help achieve that goal.

HiPo is a software platform supporting risk management apps provided by DNV GL, a global risk management specialist since 1864. HiPo is available on your phone, tablet or desktop. Examples of apps available through HiPo include: SYSTEMATIC CAUSE ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE (SCAT) Systematic Cause Analysis Technique which helps you and your organisation learn from accidents and other high potential events to prevent further human injury, environmental damage, quality and other losses. Events with high potential for loss need to be assessed using root cause analysis and improvement actions identified, so these events are not repeated. The app incorporates 50 years of experience in incident investigation with step-by-step instructions and tried and tested analysis tools available in 30 languages. MARINE SYSTEMATIC CAUSE ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE (MSCAT) Marine Systematic Cause Analysis Technique helps you and your shipping organisation learn from accidents and other high potential events on board ships. It is based on the long established SCAT system but adapted to Marine accidents and incidents. BARRIER-BASED SYSTEMATIC CAUSE ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE (BSCAT) BSCAT is a root cause analysis method suitable for more complex process safety incidents and accidents like fires and explosions. The accident first assessed to determine all the barriers that failed which contributed to the accident. The SCAT method this then applied to each failed barrier to identify the underlying management system issues and corrective actions.