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Psychosocial Risk Management Workshop

Psychosocial Risk Management Workshop

AusIMM is thrilled to host an immersive workshop focusing on psychosocial safety prior to select International Womens Day lunches.

BCEC, Brisbane

Thursday, 27 February

PCEC, Perth

Friday, 7 March

Workshops

8:30 am - 11:00 am

Networking

Arrival tea and coffee

Interactive Workshops for Psychosocial Risk Management

AusIMM recognises the ongoing challenges our industry faces, like harassment, coercion, bullying and other negatively impacting workplace behaviors that can lead to both physical and psychosocial risk outcomes. As an industry we are at a pivotal moment to drive meaningful change by ensuring we are building a culture of safety and respect together.

During our International Womens Day Event Series, we are proud to host critical workshops that will provide key skills that will focus on:

Current Knowledge in Psychosocial Risk Management: Gain an up-to-date overview of the latest approaches and insights into applying critical risk control management to psychosocial risks.

Application of the Critical Control Approach: Guide participants through the process of identifying, specifying, and verifying good controls for psychosocial risks, using a structured critical control approach. 

Take action this IWD

Get your tickets for the workshop and start driving positive change!

Who should attend?

This workshop is ideal for Safety Risk Managers, Health and Safety Superintendents, OHS Advisors, Operational Supervisors/Foremen, HR Business Partners, Training Coordinators, Environmental, Health, and Safety Managers, Process Safety Coordinators, Industrial Relations Specialists, and anyone interested in enhancing safety performance or learning about Psychosocial Risk Management.

Meet the facilitators

We are proud to welcome back Professor Maureen Hassall and Libby Humphries, after hosting the highly successful full day workshop, Application of Critical Control Management to Psychosocial Safety, at AusIMM's International Health and Safety Conference in 2024.

Key takeaways

This hands-on workshop will equip participants with practical skills for managing psychosocial risks. Attendees will learn the ICMM Critical Control Risk Management (CCRM) process for psychosocial risks, with pre-workshop materials and presentation slides for ongoing learning.

Participants will also receive a completed template illustrating control standards and verification steps, ready for immediate application in their workplaces.

Why attend?

Immersive experience

Be empowered and attend an unparalleled interactive workshop

Receive the tools

Up-skill and receive the tools for identifying, specifying, and verifying good controls for psychosocial risks.

Take action

Apply your learnings to become an active leader of change

Learn from industry experts

Hear from leading experts as they share up-to-date insights and approaches to critical risk control management.

Workshop takeaways

Receive a template example detailing performance standards and verification steps for managing psychosocial risks.

Professional development

Learn about Psychosocial Risk Management and the Critical Control Approach, designed specifically for the resources industry.

Get your team together to celebrate

Australia's biggest Event Series celebrating women in resources!

Other resources

Managing Psychosocial Hazards at Work Code of Practice

Safe Work Australia's code of practice guides workplaces in identifying and managing psychosocial risks, including high job demands, low support, and unclear roles. It outlines steps for effective control implementation, review, and strategies to address harmful behaviours, helping workplaces meet health and safety obligations for a safer, more supportive environment.

ICMM's Critical Control Management Guides

ICMM's guides help prevent serious health and safety incidents by identifying and applying critical controls. The Good Practice Guide prioritises controls, while the Implementation Guide provides practical steps for workplace application, supporting organisations in mitigating risks and enhancing safety. 

What exactly are critical risks?

Learn what Critical Risk Control is and how it works in mitigating workplace risks like harassment, bullying, and coercion in the mining and resources industry that in turn can protect your workforce and create a safer, more inclusive work environment.

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