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Managing Psychosocial Risk

Managing Psychosocial Risk

Practical strategies to create a healthy workplace & meet regulatory obligations

 

The prevalence and cost of poor mental health to organisations is increasing and has attracted global attention to better manage psychosocial factors. Psychosocial Risk Management is a critical strategy in establishing future organisational success in this current landscape.

Since the Boland Review in 2018, efforts to elevate protection of psychological health to the same level as physical health have culminated in significant legislative and regulatory change. This includes the new codes of practice and duty of care released across various states for PCBUs to better manage the risk of psychosocial hazards at work and to provide workplaces that eliminate or minimise risks to mental ill-health as far as is reasonably practicable. It is, however, not as simple as inserting psychosocial hazards into traditional models established to manage risks to physical safety.

In this masterclass, we will explore practical approaches to implementing a Psychosocial Risk Management Framework which will not only allow your organisation to comply with legislative obligations, but genuinely improve the experience of all team members performing their work roles to optimise wellbeing and performance.

 

What will you take away?

Learn about the significance of a psychologically safe and healthy workplace

Understand and comply with legislative and regulatory requirements of employers

Gain knowledge and capability to apply the Code of Practice in your specific organisation

Applied understanding of each stage in the risk management process relevant to your unique context

How to plan an organisation wide approach to psychosocial risk management

 

 

Meet your facilitator

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Dr Fiona Brown

Principal Consultant, FBG Group

Dr Fiona Brown is a registered psychologist and holds a Doctor of (Organisational/Industrial) Psychology. She has over 20 years of experience undertaking program development and research in workplace psychology. She is an experienced consultant and researcher who has undertaken companywide psychosocial risk assessments and written Mental Health Strategies to assist large organisations to meet their regulatory requirements.

 

 

 

Designed to support you and your leadership skills

  • The support and guidance of an expert
  • Small group-based activity sessions to translate theory into practice
  • Real world learning with practical examples and case studies
  • Networking opportunities – Build new connections with like-minded peers in a small group setting
  • Resources to walk away with – a workbook including templates and plans to implement best practice psychosocial risk management in your organisation

 

 

 

Audience

Leaders from Federal, State & Local Government and Private Sector Organisations with responsibility for:

  • Occupational Health and Safety
  • Work Health and Safety
  • Health and Wellbeing
  • People and Culture
  • Human Resources
  • Employee Assistance Program
  • People who want to create a better place to work
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