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Seqwater: Work health strengthens your business
Seqwater’s wellbeing program, Be Healthy Be Wealthy is a planned, structured and holistic program enabling all staff to access information and initiatives to improve physical, mental and emotional wellbeing.
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Introduction to ergonomics in the workplace
Discover why working in a comfortable, well equipped environment is better for your workers’ health. This workers’ Compensation Regulator webinar presented by Michelle James and Pam Knobel, discusses what ergonomics involves, the role of an ergonomist and the benefits of applying ergonomic principles in the workplace and resources to assist you.
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Modern Teaching Aids
MTA was invited to join the Injury Prevention and Management (IPaM) program in 2013 after experiencing a higher than average number of worker’s compensation claims.
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Mental health in construction presentation
Presented by Dr Bernie Scully who holds a PhD in Psychology and has 15 years experience as a General Manager and National Director of some of the largest and most successful psychology organisations across Australasia.
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Managing psychosocial hazards at work - Construction industry
To illustrate common psychosocial hazards in the workplace, we dive into the challenges faced by a medium-sized residential construction company grappling with project delays and work backlogs.
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Supporting the mental health of workers with physical injuries
Did you know a physical injury can lead to a mental injury as well? Learn how to support the mental health of injured workers.
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Work Health and Safety Policy template
Use this sample, fillable document to establish your company's Work Health and Safety policy. The responsibility for managing health and safety ultimately rests with the person in control of the business or undertaking (PCBU).
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Healthy Work Design forum: Extended Q&A session
The speakers from the Healthy Work Design forum share further insights in an extended Q&A session following the breakfast event.
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Smart work design: now and into the future
Professor Sharon K Parker talks about smart work design in the workplace.
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ON - Communicating - young and injured, seriously
This workers' Compensation Regulator webinar outlines the purpose of suitable duties programs and how they can assist in getting better return to work outcomes.
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Designing work to generate healthy and productive work
Hear from Professor Sharon K. Parker, Organisational Behaviour, Curtin University, as she expands on the best practice approaches to good work design and how you can implement these standards into your workplace. This presentation was part of the Healthy Work Design forum held on 22 March 2023.