Changelog › August 2026

BHP Panic v1.6.1: August 2026

A step-by-step risk assessment wizard, AI that reads hazards from machine instructions and checks whether risk assessments are current based on accidents, and site inspections without a checklist.

Occupational Risk Assessment

AI reads hazards from machine instructions

You can now attach a machine instruction to a risk assessment and start an AI scan with one click; it reads potential hazards from the attached PDF or DOCX file and proposes ready entries: the AI fills in the source, effects and prevention, and you approve each proposal separately.

See module: Occupational Risk Assessment →

Step-by-step risk assessment wizard

A new way to create an occupational risk assessment: the wizard guides you through choosing a template, the workstation and risk scale, the job description, qualifications, tasks, tools used, rooms and personal protective equipment, up to a complete document.

See module: Occupational Risk Assessment →

AI checks whether risk assessments are current based on accidents

The new Accident analysis feature compares recorded accidents with the hazards described in risk assessment documents and suggests which assessments may need updating, with a concrete suggestion (adding a missing hazard or raising its severity) and a link to the related accident.

See module: Occupational Risk Assessment →

Employee acknowledgement of the risk assessment

You can now add to every risk assessment document a list of employees who have read the risk assessment for their workstation, with the date, with the option to edit and delete entries.

See module: Occupational Risk Assessment →

Categories in the hazard database and marking of AI templates

Searching for a ready-made hazard in the database can now be narrowed down to a category (biological, substances, physical, psychophysical, harmful agents), and risk assessment templates generated by artificial intelligence are clearly marked in the list.

See module: Occupational Risk Assessment →

Sites

Site inspection without a checklist

A new site inspection can now be started without attaching a checklist: a name, a date and a site are enough if you do not need a set of inspection questions.

See module: Sites →

Documentation

BHP Panic documentation available in the app

The knowledge base about the system can now be opened directly from the panel, without leaving the app and switching to a separate page. It also works comfortably on a phone.

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