One operational workspace
Exercises and live incidents share the same workflows, roles, world model, and evidence-driven decision process.
Founding pilots openMining and energy operatorsCommand the incident.
Command the incident.
Govern every decision.
SafeSite Response helps teams manage rapidly evolving situations with greater clarity, coordination, and human control - during both live incidents and training exercises.
Live response and training
Train. Respond. Learn.
SafeSite Response uses a single operational environment for every stage of the response lifecycle. Teams don't switch between training tools and incident tools - they work the same way every time.
Complete operational history
Every observation, decision, action, and piece of evidence is preserved for review, governance, and audit.
Continuous operational learning
Exercises become better exercises. Incidents improve future responses. Every event contributes to a richer Operational World Model.
Operational World Model
One world model. Four authority rings.
SafeSite Response builds an operational world model, so incident teams can reason from shared meaning to live state.
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Platform · How the Operating World Works
Defines the ontology concepts, relationship types, resolver vocabulary, and common concepts that give every workspace a shared operational language.
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Tenant · How the Organisation Operates
Adds organisation-specific policies, obligations, vocabulary, knowledge bases, analogs, patterns, structures, and controls.
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Site · The Site's as-built Steady State
Holds the assets, locations, relationships, topology, controls, states, maps, and SOPs that describe how the site normally works.
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Workspaces · Live incident state
Captures observations, claims, decisions, actions, risks, gaps, timeline, and posture as live changes from the selected site baseline.
Site layer example
A site model turns maps, assets, controls, and pathways into operational topology.
The Site ring is the as-built steady state for a physical or operational site. It grounds concrete entities and relationships: what exists, where it is, how it connects, what state is normal, and where consequences can travel.
During an incident, the workspace can read this baseline to tell the story of what has changed instead of treating every observation as an isolated fact.
Analog intelligence
Find the pattern before the outcome repeats.
SafeSite Response turns past incidents into fingerprinted scenarios: signals, degraded controls, decisions, delays, constraints, and outcomes mapped as reusable operational patterns.
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Signals
Comms degradation, blocked access, missing field visibility, control failure, time pressure.
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Fingerprint
Signals are mapped to decisions, constraints, degraded controls, delays, and outcomes.
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Matched Analogs
The live incident is compared against a governed incident library and your corporate knowledge base.
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Live Lessons
Relevant patterns, risks, and lessons surface while the response is still unfolding.
Forward planning
Turn the live picture into ordered next moves.
The planning tool groups proposed actions by horizon so command teams can see what matters now, what is forming next, and what needs preparation before it becomes urgent.
Critical planning activities: the first 3 moves by horizon, ordered by what matters next.
Now1-6 hours
1
Stage portable spill/berm materials at the likely overflow path
Containment overtops and runoff spreads
ProposedP1
2
Pre-stage pumps, hoses, and containment materials
Containment overflow worsens
ProposedP1
3
Assign an environmental lead to map downstream control points
Containment overflow worsens
ProposedP1
Soon6-24 hours
1
Set up a crew accountability log with last-known locations
Access, crew location, and comms remain degraded
ProposedP1
2
Prepare a manual verification checklist for critical indicators
Control and power instability disrupt processing
ProposedP1
3
Pre-approve controlled-entry and escort for essential movement
Site access remains constrained
ProposedP1
Tomorrow24-72 hours
1
Arrange welfare, shift-relief, and shelter sustainment
Prolonged wet weather limits access and recovery
ProposedP1
2
Draft a prioritised inspection sequence for control systems
Post-storm stabilisation and repair phase
ProposedP1
3
Line up specialist support for electrical and environmental verification
Post-storm stabilisation and repair phase
ProposedP1
Founding pilot programme
Pilot it on your site.
We're inviting a small number of mining and energy operators to pilot SafeSite Response at no cost, using their own sites, procedures and incident scenarios.
Apply for a pilotBook a demo
See it in action.
Watch the 90-second overview, then tell us about your response environment and we will arrange a focused demo.
“This is not about automating decisions. It is about helping leaders make better decisions, faster, with clarity and accountability.”
Case study · Geological analysis
Learning from the Langtang tragedy.
This case study examines the glacier collapse and catastrophic debris flow and flooding that struck communities across the Nepal–China border region on 26 August 2026.
Open the storyThe event claimed many lives, and our thoughts remain with the families and communities affected. Studying it carefully helps us understand cascading geological hazards and how warning and response can be strengthened.
The team
Built by practitioners, for practitioners.
SafeSite Response is designed by people who have operated in high-consequence environments and understand what command teams actually need under pressure.
Steve Prager
Chief Executive Officer & CTO
Steve brings an international career spanning BP, Rio Tinto, and IMDEX across energy, mining, and advanced technology. He specialises in operational AI, decision-support systems, and governance-first platforms for high-risk industries, with deep expertise in data, geoscience workflows, and building resilient systems that strengthen decision-making under pressure.
Mike Slee
Chief Commercial Officer
Mike brings more than 30 years' experience across energy, subsurface data, digital transformation, and technical consulting. He has led commercial growth, regional operations, and strategic data initiatives across Europe, Southeast Asia, Africa, and Australia, supporting organisations including BP, Neptune Energy, Addax Petroleum, Landmark Graphics, Shell, and Chevron.
Don Archer
Consulting Director
Don brings deep experience in operational delivery, enterprise systems, and field technology across complex industrial environments. He has led regional operations and service teams across Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and the Americas, working where technical systems must perform under real operational and regulatory constraints. As Consulting Director, he focuses on turning technical capability into practical operating models that teams can deploy, adopt, and rely on in the field.