Psychosocial Hazards for Workers
A comprehensive training program focusing on employee responsibility in creating a positive work environment.

$295.00



Psychosocial illness is more prevalent than many people realise, and it will impact all of us at some stage in our lives. It might be a friend, a family member or a work colleague who is experiencing mental health issues.
In the workplace, now more than ever, there's a focus on the psychosocial hazards that can create a risk to health and safety. As such, state and federal authorities have been gradually updating their health and safety regulations.
Psychosocial Hazards for Workers is a comprehensive training program focusing on employee responsibility in creating a positive work environment, and provides ten actionable steps for individuals to enhance not just their own emotional and social well-being but that of their work colleagues.
It highlights the importance of self-awareness, positive relationships, effective communication, stress management, setting boundaries, empathy, celebrating achievements, participating in wellness programs, promoting inclusivity, and supporting colleagues.
After watching the video or completing the self-paced eLearning version, learners should be able to:
- Recognise the signs and indicators of psychosocial distress in others, enabling early recognition and intervention
- Identify and assess psychosocial hazards in the workplace that can contribute to mental health issues
- Demonstrate effective communication skills to approach individuals experiencing psychosocial issues