By Industry
Sector-specific risk. Sector-specific governance.
Generic wellbeing programs don't move the needle for outdoor workforces. Pick your sector for benchmark data, exposure framing and the playbook leading peers are using.
Risk score 92/100
Mining & Resources
FIFO/DIDO workforces, tropical exposure, contractor sprawl — the highest aggregate UV-risk profile in Australia.
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Risk score 69/100
Transport & Logistics
Distributed workforces, prolonged in-cab UV exposure and driver retention pressure make detection a retention play.
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Risk score 73/100
Local Government
Field crews, public-facing roles and ratepayer scrutiny make councils Australia's most peer-visible wellbeing benchmark.
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Risk score 86/100
Construction
Site-based workforces, high contractor density and tier-1 client ESG pressure — prevention is now a tender-eligibility issue.
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Risk score 81/100
Utilities & Energy
Field crews, regional coverage and high ESG maturity make utilities the most natural sector to set the prevention standard.
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Risk score 89/100
Agriculture & Farming
Livestock, horticulture and broadacre operations — the highest per-worker UV dose in Australia, with the lowest screening participation.
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Risk score 38/100
Corporate & Professional Services
Consulting, finance, legal and enterprise teams — primarily indoor, but a high-earning workforce with strong duty-of-care and ESG expectations.
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Risk score 34/100
Technology & Creative
Tech, media, agencies and digital teams — indoor by day, but high recreational UV exposure and a workforce that expects best-in-class wellbeing.
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Risk score 71/100
Tourism, Hospitality & Events
Tourism operators, venues and outdoor activations — seasonal, casualised workforces with high public-facing UV exposure.
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Risk score 76/100
Sport, Education & Community
Sporting organisations, schools and community groups — duty of care to participants, staff and volunteers under constant outdoor UV exposure.
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