The operating system for mine site health, safety & emergency response
One platform. Every emergency. Smarter care.
The intelligent health and emergency response platform built for mining.
From the site clinic to the emergency response team, equipment room and corporate dashboard — connect the people, information and systems your site depends on when it matters most.
Open presentations
4
Active cases
11
ERT readiness
92%
Overdue checks
2
Clinic — today
Blackstone RidgeJordan Mitchell DEMO-1047
Chest discomfort
Sarah Williams DEMO-1092
Shoulder strain
Alex Carter DEMO-1123
Heat illness
Priya Nand DEMO-1130
Laceration — left hand
Clinical intelligence
- DEMO-1047 — 12-lead ECG not recorded within chest pain pathway.
- Repeat observations due for DEMO-1047 (last 12 min).
Readiness
- Clinical
- PCR, pathways, handover
- Response
- ERT, rostering, incidents
- Readiness
- Equipment, checklists, inventory
- Occupational
- Injury, RTW, AOD
Ten disconnected systems. Replaced by one.
One platform for clinical care, emergency response, equipment readiness, occupational health and intelligent decision support.
- Paper PCRs
- Spreadsheets
- Equipment checklists
- ERT rosters
- Training registers
- AOD systems
- Injury management systems
- Clinic handovers
- Emergency response records
- Separate reporting tools
Product demo
Explore the platform.
Click through the real interface. Every screen below uses fictional demonstration data.
Patient list, active cases, vitals, clinical pathway and live clinical intelligence recommendations in one working view.
Open presentations
4
Active cases
11
ERT readiness
92%
Overdue checks
2
Clinic — today
Blackstone RidgeJordan Mitchell DEMO-1047
Chest discomfort
Sarah Williams DEMO-1092
Shoulder strain
Alex Carter DEMO-1123
Heat illness
Priya Nand DEMO-1130
Laceration — left hand
Clinical intelligence
- DEMO-1047 — 12-lead ECG not recorded within chest pain pathway.
- Repeat observations due for DEMO-1047 (last 12 min).
Readiness
Clinical intelligence
Your clinical co-pilot.
Traditional systems record what happened. Our platform actively helps clinicians work through the case — prompting the assessments, observations and red-flag checks the presentation calls for.
Presentation
Chest pain — DEMO-1047
Pathway identified
Site chest pain protocol v3
Prompted
SOCRATES · 12-lead ECG · obs set · red flags
Medication intelligence
Aspirin in scope · GTN — recheck BP
Missed-care check
ECG outstanding
Documentation
Clinical note generated from captured data
Jordan Mitchell
Worker ID DEMO-1047 · 41M · Processing Plant
Observations (serial)
| Time | HR | BP | SpO₂ | RR | Temp | Pain |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 08:12 | 96 | 148/88 | 97% | 20 | 36.8 | 6/10 |
| 08:27 | 88 | 138/84 | 98% | 18 | 36.7 | 4/10 |
| 08:42 | 82 | 132/80 | 99% | 16 | 36.7 | 2/10 |
SOCRATES — chest pain
Site
Central chest
Onset
Gradual, 40 min, at rest
Character
Tight, heavy
Radiation
Left arm
Associated
Diaphoresis, nausea
Severity
6/10 → 2/10 post GTN
Pathway — chest pain
Step 3 of 6- Primary survey
- SOCRATES assessment
- 12-lead ECG
- Aspirin 300 mg PO
- Red flag review
- Disposition & handover
Clinical intelligence
- ECG outstanding — required by site chest pain protocol.
- GTN administered — recheck BP within 5 minutes.
- Scope check: aspirin is within Advanced Care scope at this site.
Medication administered
Clinical intelligence is built into the platform — not sold as an expensive add-on.
Pathway library
Clinical pathways for the presentations you actually see.
Sites can configure their own clinical pathways and protocols — including scope of practice, medication rules and required assessments.
Emergency
- Chest Pain
- Cardiac Arrest
- Anaphylaxis
- Seizure
- Altered Conscious State
- Stroke
- Respiratory Emergency
Trauma
- MSK Injury
- Head Injury
- Laceration
- Crush Injury
- Eye Injury
Medical
- Respiratory
- Heat Illness
- Gastrointestinal
- Infection / Fever
- Dehydration
Occupational
- Chemical Exposure
- Dust / Inhalation
- Fatigue
- Workplace Injury
Patient care records
PCRs that work with clinicians — not against them.
Rapid documentation with body map, vitals, pathway steps, medication administration, diagnostics, notes and disposition — then a professional PDF at the end of it.
Jordan Mitchell
Worker ID DEMO-1047 · 41M · Processing Plant
Observations (serial)
| Time | HR | BP | SpO₂ | RR | Temp | Pain |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 08:12 | 96 | 148/88 | 97% | 20 | 36.8 | 6/10 |
| 08:27 | 88 | 138/84 | 98% | 18 | 36.7 | 4/10 |
| 08:42 | 82 | 132/80 | 99% | 16 | 36.7 | 2/10 |
SOCRATES — chest pain
Site
Central chest
Onset
Gradual, 40 min, at rest
Character
Tight, heavy
Radiation
Left arm
Associated
Diaphoresis, nausea
Severity
6/10 → 2/10 post GTN
Pathway — chest pain
Step 3 of 6- Primary survey
- SOCRATES assessment
- 12-lead ECG
- Aspirin 300 mg PO
- Red flag review
- Disposition & handover
Clinical intelligence
- ECG outstanding — required by site chest pain protocol.
- GTN administered — recheck BP within 5 minutes.
- Scope check: aspirin is within Advanced Care scope at this site.
Medication administered
Clinic handover
Never start a shift wondering what you inherited.
Handover is generated from the information already captured in the system. No duplicate documentation — and every item has an owner and a next action.
Urgent
3
Outstanding
7
Major events
0
Patients requiring follow-up
Jordan Mitchell · DEMO-1047
Owner: N. Patel- • Review at 1400
- • Repeat observations
- • Awaiting external medical review
Sarah Williams · DEMO-1092
Owner: R. Adams- • Work restriction review
- • Follow-up tomorrow
Outstanding tasks
Emergency response
Know if you're ready before the alarm sounds.
Personnel, roles, current shift, competencies, minimum resource requirements and coverage gaps — evaluated continuously, not at audit time.
Current readiness — night shift B
Fire
8 / 6 min crew
Medical
4 / 3 on shift
Rope rescue
3 / 4 on shift
Hazmat
5 / 4 on shift
Road crash rescue
6 / 4 on shift
Competency matrix
| Employee | BA | Rope | Confined space | Hazmat |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alex Carter | ||||
| Sam Okafor | ✕ | |||
| Mia Donnelly |
Hazmat refresher — A. Carter expires in 23 days · Rope re-assessment — S. Okafor overdue
Track operational capability, not just names on a roster — with expiry countdowns on every competency and training requirement.
ERT rostering
Rostering that understands capability, not just headcount.
Day, week and month views covering ERT shifts, training days, drills, leave and competency expiries — with minimum resource rules checked automatically.
18
ERT day shift
19
ERT day shift
BA drill
20
ERT night shift
21
Training — rope
22
ERT day shift
23
Leave — S. Okafor
24
Competency expiry
Minimum rope rescue coverage not met on 22 August.
Asset readiness
Every critical asset. Every check. One live readiness picture.
Medical, fire, rescue, hazmat, gas detection and vehicles — every asset with a location, a status, a check history and a fault trail.
Assets
ZOLL #004
Location: Ambulance 1
Gas Detector GD-017
Location: Underground Workshop
Rope Rescue Kit RR-006
Location: ERT Station
SCBA Set BA-021
Location: Fire Shed
Trauma Bag TB-002
Location: Clinic
Smart checklists
Checks that already know what's in the bag.
Expiry information is stored once and evaluated automatically during every check. No repetitive data entry — and failed items raise faults and restock tasks on their own.
ZOLL Daily Check — ZOLL #004
Ambulance 1 · Checked by A. Carter · 06:12
Left bag
- 3-lead ECG
- 12-lead ECG
- SpO₂
Right bag
- ETCO₂
- BP cuff
Rear bag
- Pads
- Spare pads
- Razor
- !Printer paper
Device
- Power test
- Shock test
- Battery ≥ 80%
Spare pads expire in 184 days
Printer paper flagged — restock task created automatically
QR asset access
Scan. Check. Done.
Scan the asset tag and the full record opens: identity, location, current status, checklist, fault history, expiries and previous checks.
ZOLL-004
ZOLL #004
Checklist builder
Your equipment. Your procedures. Your checklist.
Start from templates or build your own: sections, compartments, critical items, check frequency, scoring, expiry tracking, numeric measurements and photo evidence.
Structure
- Section — Left bag
- Compartment — Monitoring
- Item — 12-lead ECG (critical)
- Compartment — Airway
- Section — Device
- Item — Battery % (numeric ≥ 80)
- Item — Shock test (pass/fail + photo)
Item settings — O₂ cylinder
Type
Numeric measurement
Unit
bar
Pass range
≥ 150
Warn range
100 – 149
Critical item
Yes
Frequency
Daily
Expiry tracking
Cylinder test date
Photo required
On fail
Inventory
Stop counting stock twice.
Medication administered in a PCR deducts from stock, checks the reorder threshold and raises the restock task — without anyone counting twice.
Emergency inventory — clinic store
Naloxone
Reorder threshold: 5
Tourniquets
Threshold: 6
Trauma dressings
Threshold: 20
GTN spray
Batch B-2291 · exp 04/27
Alcohol & other drugs
AOD testing without the paperwork nightmare.
Standard workflows with configurable site-specific pathways: chain of custody, sample ID, tester, device, laboratory dispatch and result status — captured as the test progresses.
Test record
Chain of custody
- 06:40Worker presented & ID confirmed
- 06:44Sample collected — sealed S-88213
- 06:51Screen result: non-negative
- 07:05Secondary sample collected
- 07:30Dispatched to laboratory — courier signed
- —Awaiting confirmatory result
Designed to support Australian workplace testing processes and configurable site procedures. Managers see fit / not fit outcomes only — detailed results remain with authorised clinical users.
Occupational health & RTW
Protect clinical confidentiality while managing workplace outcomes.
Clinical records remain confidential. Operational users see only the information they are authorised to access — work capacity, restrictions, RTW status and follow-up dates.
Clinician view
Confidential- Full PCR — DEMO-1092
- Vitals & serial observations
- Clinical notes and assessment
- Treatment & medication administered
- Diagnostics and results
Manager view
Occupational only- Work-related injury: Yes
- Work capacity: Suitable duties
- Restrictions: No lifting > 5 kg
- RTW status: On restricted duties
- Follow-up date: 21 Aug
Clinical detail is not visible to operational roles.
Case DEMO-CS-118 — Sarah Williams
OpenMechanism
Shoulder strain — manual handling
Work related
Yes
Current capacity
Suitable duties
Restrictions
No lifting > 5 kg, no overhead
RTW plan
Review 21 Aug
Days on restricted duties
6
Incident management
One incident. Every record, connected.
Declare an incident and the platform assembles it: timeline, ERT responders, equipment deployed, patients treated, actions and communications — then generates the after-action report.
INCIDENT #DEMO-284
Processing Plant — Conveyor 4 · IC: M. Donnelly
Timeline
- 07:12Alarm received — entrapment reported
- 07:14ERT activated — Fire + Medical
- 07:19On scene — isolation confirmed
- 07:26Casualty extricated — DEMO-1047
- 07:31Treatment commenced — PCR opened
- 07:48Transport arranged — clinic
Responders
Linked records
Closed-loop platform
One action. No double entry.
The platform connects the work you've already done — instead of making you enter it again.
Patient treated
step 1
PCR recorded
step 2
Medication deducted
step 3
Inventory updated
step 4
Restock task generated
step 5
Occupational case updated
step 6
Handover updated
step 7
Reporting updated
step 8
Platform architecture
Built as one system, not five products.
Five suites on one data model, with clinical intelligence running through all of them.
Clinical Intelligence — built in, across every suite
Clinical & clinic operations
PCR • Patients • Pathways • Handover
Emergency response
ERT • Rostering • Training • Incidents
Asset & readiness
Equipment • Checklists • Inventory • Fleet
Occupational health
Injury • RTW • AOD • Workforce health
Incident & operations
Incidents • Tasks • Reporting • Compliance
Packages
Three ways to start.
Every deployment is scoped to the site. Contact us for pricing.
Clinic
Digital mine-site clinic
Contact us for pricing
- Patient management
- PCR
- Clinical pathways
- Clinical intelligence
- Vitals & diagnostics
- Medication management
- Clinic handover
- Clinical reporting
- PDF documentation
Response
Clinic + emergency response
Contact us for pricing
- Everything in Clinic
- ERT management
- Rostering
- Calendar
- Competencies
- Training & drills
- Minimum resource rules
- Emergency incidents
- Emergency readiness
Site
Complete site health & emergency platform
Contact us for pricing
- Everything in Response
- Equipment management
- Advanced checklists
- QR assets
- Inventory
- AOD
- Injury management
- RTW & occupational health
- Advanced reporting
Premium capabilities
Extend the platform.
Contact us about extending the platform for your organisation.
Multi-site architecture
Corporate oversight without collapsing site boundaries.
One company. Multiple sites. Complete isolation where required.
Ironvale Resources — corporate oversight
Blackstone Ridge
LivePresentations 42
Readiness 96%
Coolabah Downs
LivePresentations 28
Readiness 88%
Ferrum Flats
LivePresentations 17
Readiness 94%
Each site holds its own users, modules and workflows. Cross-site visibility is granted only to authorised corporate roles.
- Company-level administration
- Site-level administration
- Site-specific modules
- Site-specific workflows
- Site-specific users
- Cross-site authorised oversight
Security & privacy
Built around clinical confidentiality.
Confidentiality is enforced by the data model, not by policy documents.
Offline-first
Built for places where connectivity isn't guaranteed.
The platform is built on an offline-first architecture designed for remote environments, so essential clinical and emergency workflows are structured to continue when connectivity drops and synchronise when it returns. Offline capability is being rolled out module by module — we'll walk you through exactly what is available today during your demonstration.
FAQ
Questions we're asked before every deployment.
Request a demo
See what your site could look like.
We'll walk your clinical, emergency response and operational teams through the platform using scenarios from your own site — not a generic slide deck.
- 45-minute working demonstration
- Tailored to your modules and roster pattern
- Pilot deployment options discussed