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Presight at IADC 2025 in Bangkok on human factors
On Safety & Human FactorsCEO Petter Holst Johnson presents a Poster Talk on Barrier Management in High-Risk Industries This year’s IADC ASIA Pacific Health, Safety, Environment & Training Conference and Exhibition took place in Bangkok on the 14-15 May, and...
Slip and Trip Accidents in Construction industry
How to prevent Slip and Trip accidents with Bowtie Analysis Slip and trip accidents remain one of the most common causes of injuries in the construction industry. Despite their seemingly low severity compared to falls from height or equipment-related incidents, slips...
Bowtie Analysis in ship inspection for risk management in fire and explosions
This article highlights how Bowtie Analysis in Maritime Safety can improve inspection protocols to prevent fire and explosions incidents. Ship inspections are crucial for the maritime industry to reduce accidents. A bowtie analysis can visualise omissions in...
Forklift-related incidents: A growing concern on construction sites
Forklift incidents are becoming increasingly common and costly on construction sites. In 2023, forklifts were responsible for 67 work-related deaths. From 2021 to 2022 there were 24,960 cases involving days away from work, job restrictions, or transfers (DART cases) ....
Fall incident numbers are worsening in the construction industry
Fall incidents and hazards make up to 47% of all reported work-related incidents in the construction industry and are therefore a key focal area for occupational health and safety professionals. In the UK construction industry, 51% of all fatalities reported in 2023...
How to use the bowtie methodology in construction industry
What is a Bowtie Analysis? A bowtie diagram is a risk management tool that visualises risks and can be very powerful tool to use in the construction industry. With the diagram's shape resembling a "bow tie." The bowtie analysis is used to map out the relationships...
Improve your safety audits with the bowtie methodology
‘’What is a safety audit’’ A safety audit is a systematic, documented process of ensuring compliance with safety regulations, plans, and results. It determines whether these arrangements are implemented effectively to achieve the organisation's safety...
How to prepare a safety audit?
The preparation of a safety audit can be summed up in six steps. These steps guide you through determining the scope, setting audit criteria, choosing the appropriate audit method, forming an audit team, establishing contact with the auditee, and finally, creating a detailed audit plan.
Presight Launches OpenRisk: A Collaborative Platform for Smarter Risk Mapping and Industry-Wide Learning
Stavanger, April 2025 – Presight Solutions has officially launched Presight OpenRisk, a collaborative, web-based platform designed to transform how organisations approach risk mapping and analysis. Built on the bowtie methodology and powered by AI, OpenRisk provides a...
What is Safety Audit?
A safety audit is a systematic, documented process of ensuring compliance with safety regulations, plans, and results. It determines whether these arrangements are implemented effectively to achieve the organisation's safety objectives. Safety auditing is...
Presight Solutions has entered into an agreement with Equinor and Vår Energi to deliver Presight PipeSpec as a Software as a Service (SaaS) solution.
Presight Solutions has entered into an agreement with Equinor and Vår Energi to deliver Presight PipeSpec as a Software as a Service (SaaS) solution. In collaboration with Equinor, Presight Solutions has developed an advanced digitalised solution for pipe and valve...
ESREL SRA-E 2025
Presight the main sponsor for ESREL/SRA-E conference in 2025 Presight Solutions is happy to announce that Presight will be one of the main sponsors of the European Safety and Reliability Conference (ESREL) and the Society for Risk Analysis-Europe (SRA-E) conference in...