The Safe Minds Index™
A standardised, evidence-based psychosocial safety maturity index designed to support board-level governance, regulatory compliance, and defensible decision-making.
Standardised Maturity Measure
Board-Level Visibility
Defensible Evidence Over Time
Defensible Maturity Intelligence
A predictive psychosocial safety maturity assessment designed for boards, executives, and WHS professionals who need defensible, evidence-based intelligence.
Evidence-Based Assessment
Capability measurement aligned to regulatory frameworks and governance accountability
Predictive Analysis
Data-driven insights into maturity positioning and psychosocial risk exposure
Maturity Intelligence
Clear governance reporting and regulatory compliance positioning
Action Planning
Prioritised pathway for improvement and material risk mitigation
Continuous Monitoring
Track progress and demonstrate due diligence over time
Feeds back to step 1Predictive, not retrospective
Identifies emerging risk patterns before they materialise as claims, incidents, or litigation—providing time to act.
Built for board-level reporting
Delivers clear, evidence-based maturity intelligence structured for governance oversight, compliance transparency, and defensible decision-making.
What is the Safe Minds Index™?
The Safe Minds Index™ provides a consistent, organisation-wide psychosocial safety maturity score that enables boards and executives to move from fragmented indicators to a clear, comparable view of risk.
It is not a survey. It is not an engagement tool. It is a structured maturity assessment framework that evaluates an organisation's psychosocial risk management systems against defined compliance, governance, and operational standards.
The Index produces a standardised score that can be benchmarked against relevant industries and cohorts, providing context for board-level oversight and regulatory due diligence.
Why organisations use the Safe Minds Index™
Psychosocial risk management is now a compliance requirement for all Australian workplaces. The Safe Minds Index™ provides organisations with systematic evidence of risk identification, prioritisation, and ongoing monitoring.
What the Index measures
The Safe Minds Index™ evaluates organisational psychosocial safety maturity across multiple domains. These domains assess the presence, effectiveness, and maturity of controls, not individual employee wellbeing.
The domains are evaluated using multiple data sources, not reliant on a single survey or point-in-time snapshot.
How the Index is used over time
The Safe Minds Index™ is not a one-time assessment. It is designed to be updated periodically to track maturity progression, intervention effectiveness, and emerging risk.
Establish Baseline
Initial assessment establishes your maturity score and priority risk areas
Prioritise & Act
Focus interventions on material risks based on evidence and compliance requirements
Track & Report
Ongoing monitoring demonstrates maturity progression and intervention effectiveness
What you receive
The Safe Minds Index™ delivers actionable intelligence for boards, executives, and HR teams.
Overall maturity score
Prioritised focus areas
Industry benchmarking
Board-ready reporting
Audit trail
Longitudinal tracking
All outputs designed for governance oversight, regulatory scrutiny, and operational delivery.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a survey?
No. The Safe Minds Index™ is a comprehensive maturity assessment that evaluates organisational systems, controls, and governance. It integrates multiple data sources including policy review, claims data, and operational evidence to produce a system-level maturity score.
How is maturity different from engagement?
Engagement measures employee sentiment. Maturity measures organisational capability—whether you have the systems, controls, and governance to identify, assess, and manage psychosocial risk effectively.
How often should the Index be updated?
Most organisations assess annually or bi-annually. Frequency depends on regulatory requirements, risk profile, and organisational change. More frequent assessment may be warranted during significant change or elevated risk.
Ready to establish your baseline?
Whether you're starting your compliance journey or scaling systematic risk management across your organisation, we can help you understand your current maturity position and next steps.
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