Comparison
GO! Site Ready vs MyPass Global
An Australian digital skills passport owned by the worker rather than the employer, so credentials travel from job to job. Used by operators including BHP, Shell and Chevron.
Worker-held digital skills passport
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Who each one is for.
Who MyPass Global was built for
Operators. Its customers are mining and energy companies — BHP, Shell, Chevron — buying it to cut onboarding cost across their supply chain. Contracting companies meet it because a client mandated it.
Where the two genuinely overlap
Both hold worker credentials with expiry tracking. A passport follows one worker between employers; GO! Site Ready sees your whole workforce and your plant across every client at once.
At a glance
GO! Site Ready and MyPass Global, side by side
| GO! Site Ready | MyPass Global | |
|---|---|---|
| Owned in | PIAGO — Australia (Brisbane) | MyPass Global — Australia |
| Sold to | The contracting business | Mining and energy operators, not contracting companies |
| Worker competency and tickets | Yes | Yes |
| Plant and equipment complianceUs | Yes | Not stated |
| Site access | Not stated | Yes |
| Rostering and schedulingUs | Yes | Not stated |
| Designed for Australian mining complianceUs | Yes | Not stated |
| Matched product for the other side of the gateUs | Yes | Not stated |
A tick means the vendor publicly offers it. A dash means they do not put it forward — not that it cannot be done. Ownership and product scope checked August 2026.
The honest split
Choose GO! Site Ready if
- You need to know what lapses across every client in the next sixty days.
- You run plant, and a worker-held passport cannot cover the excavator.
- You build rosters and want compliance checked as you assign people.
- You want a vendor whose customer is you rather than your client, and the register to be yours.
- You would rather deal with Carl, who owns and built it, than an account manager.
Choose MyPass Global if
- A client has already mandated it — in which case use it, and keep your own register behind it.
The verdict
Use MyPass if a client mandates it. Keep GO! Site Ready behind it — it is the only one that can see your whole business.
MyPass is a good product with a real insight: a worker should not be re-verified from scratch at every employer. It is worth being clear about who it is built for. Its customers are operators like BHP, Shell and Chevron, buying it to cut their own onboarding cost, and it answers their question well. It cannot answer yours — whether you can staff a shutdown in Moranbah in three weeks with the people and plant you actually have.
Also on the shortlist
This comparison describes what each product is built for, drawn from how MyPass Global describes itself publicly. We do not run their software and make no claims about what it cannot do. If you work at MyPass Global and think this is unfair, tell us and we will fix it.
Talk to people who know mining, not a sales team.
PIAGO is Australian owned and operated, out of Brisbane. Book a time and we will walk through your operation and tell you honestly whether we are the right fit.
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