Taking proven physical safety discipline and applying it to psychosocial hazards.
AMHTO is developing an independently verified, non-clinical workforce stabilisation pathway for FIFO and high-risk industries, designed to act before psychosocial risks contribute to injury, prolonged absence or workforce loss.
Most systems manage people as referrals, case numbers or statistics.
Through structured participation, daily engagement and the 1:7 mentor framework, individuals remain known by name, connected to community and accountable to those around them.
One mentor for every seven participants.
Daily operational routine, mentor supervision from day one and documented psychosocial safety controls.
Structured workforce participation, teamwork and meaningful involvement in real operational projects.
Accredited and non-accredited training pathways within practical operational environments.
Transport arrangements, employer liaison and documented handovers at mobilisation.
When psychosocial risks are identified, employers must consider appropriate measures to manage work-related exposure.
AMHTO is developing a structured, non-clinical pathway designed to support workforce stability through accommodation, supervision, routine and meaningful participation.
Employers retain their workplace health and safety responsibilities.
AMHTO aims to give industry another practical option for early intervention, with potential benefits for retention, continuity, training investment and measurable WHS performance.
Supporting meaningful participation through structured environments and supervision.
Addressing conditions that contribute to absenteeism, disengagement and workforce loss.
Strengthening workforce capability through practical training and development pathways.
Developing structured, documented control arrangements to support workplace risk management.
Absenteeism, workforce turnover and repeated recruitment create ongoing financial and operational pressure for Australian industry.
When experienced workers leave, employers lose more than people. They lose skills, knowledge, productivity and workforce capability.
AMHTO is being developed to help address conditions contributing to workforce instability through structured participation, training and operational accountability.
AMHTO is seeking founding industry partners across mining, oil and gas, construction and other high-risk industries.
Discuss a development partnership, commissioning requirements and the proposed employer referral pathway.
Discuss a PartnershipOr email us directly at info@amhto.com.au
AMHTO is not a crisis service.
If you or someone you know needs urgent help,
call 000, or Lifeline on 13 11 14.