Bowtie One
Ryan Mallin · Productivity
Bowtie One is a bowtie risk-assessment tool for health and safety teams managing serious-injury and fatality risks. A bowtie shows one dangerous activity on one page: the causes on the left, the moment control is lost in the middle, the outcomes on the right, and every barrier that stops harm drawn exactly where it acts. Connect your Bowtie One account and ChatGPT can: - list your bowties and read any of them in full; - review a bowtie's risk with Bowtie One's own scoring: every cause-to-outcome pathway, worst first, and the gaps that need action; - build a new bowtie from a conversation, asking you about the activity first; - add threats, consequences, barriers and escalation factors, and rename, move or remove items, always as an all-or-nothing change. ChatGPT is taught the method as Bowtie One applies it: only things a person wears, does, or that physically stop the event count as barriers; training and inspections keep a barrier healthy rather than being one. Every change is saved in the board's version history first, so nothing is lost, and every reply links straight to the board in the builder. It cannot delete a bowtie, share it, invite people, or change your account. You choose read only or read and edit when you connect, and disconnect at any time from your account page. Requires a Bowtie One membership.