We identify, assess and control the critical risks that can cause serious injuries, fatalities, environmental damage or operational losses, protecting people, assets and business continuity.
Why it is essential
Why your company needs it
Fatalities in mining, construction and industry almost always share one cause: a critical control that failed. A missed lockout, a badly anchored harness or a permit signed without checking. Verifying them in the field is the most direct way to save lives.
What you risk without it
Fatal accidents and disabling injuries.
Operational stoppage and financial losses.
SUNAFIL investigation and criminal liability (Criminal Code, art. 168-A).
Documents and activities are specified in the technical proposal. Each service should support prioritisation, responsibility assignment and progress checks.
Clear deliverables. Evidence for decisions.
Service
Reference deliverables
Purpose
Critical risks
Verification records and prioritised actions.
Follow up on reviewed controls.
How a finding is organised
Illustrative structure with no client data or actual results.
Finding and evaluation criterion
Verifiable evidence
Priority and proposed action
Assigned owner and agreed deadline
Closure verification
Final deliverables, methods, responsibilities and deadlines are agreed before work starts.
An event that can cause a fatality, a serious injury or major damage: work at height, hazardous energy, confined spaces, lifting operations or interaction between equipment and people, among others.
How is it different from the IPERC?
The IPERC identifies every hazard. Critical risk management focuses on the few events with the highest consequences and verifies in the field that their controls always work.
Can you accompany critical activities during shifts?
Yes. Operational supervision takes place in the field, alongside your teams and during the activity, to verify procedures are followed in real time.
