Health & Safety
Psychosocial hazard identification, risk assessments and fit-for-work frameworks to meet new WHS legislative obligations.
Australian WHS legislation now places explicit obligations on employers to identify and manage psychosocial hazards — including workload pressure, bullying, poor workplace culture, low role clarity and traumatic events. We help organisations assess their psychosocial risk profile, develop management plans, establish fit-for-work frameworks, and embed a mentally healthy workplace culture that meets regulatory expectations and genuinely supports employee wellbeing.
Training
Non-accredited training courses to support your Psychosocial Risk Management requirements.
This induction is available specifically for Office, Carpark areas - for use for people to complete before entering work areas. It only takes about fifteen minutes. It covers duties, the site's hazards, the controls, how to respond to emergencies, and the specific rules for each area.
This comprehensive, self-paced course is designed to support business owners, directors, senior officers, supervisors, and frontline workers in understanding, developing, implementing, and sustaining a high-performing safety management framework.
Advanced training for working in confined spaces. Includes atmospheric monitoring, emergency rescue procedures, and permit-to-work systems as per AS 2865.
Safe handling, storage, and disposal of hazardous chemicals in accordance with the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) and Australian WHS Regulations.
Emergency preparedness, evacuation procedures, fire safety, first aid coordination, and emergency warden responsibilities. Course includes a presentation, assessment, Learner Manual, Facilitator Notes, Personal Emergency Evacuation Plan Template and Emergency Evacuation Diagram Checklist.
General site induction for your Office, Yard and Workshop covering safety rules, PPE requirements, emergency procedures, and site-specific hazards.
Developing safety leadership capabilities for frontline supervisors. Covers safety culture, toolbox talks, incident investigation, and coaching techniques.
Common questions about Psychosocial Risk Management.
Talk to our team about your Psychosocial Risk Management requirements.
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