This program is aimed at providing participants with the knowledge, tools, and techniques needed to respond effectively to psychological health and safety issues in the workplace.
Topics covered include:
- Recognizing workplace contributors that may reflect a psychosocial health and safety risk factor
- Being familiar with legislation as well as organizational policies and resources related to psychological health and safety
- apply the concept of RACE to psychosocial hazards
- learn about qualitative and quantitative demands
- assisting workers to navigate resources and stay at or return to work in a safe and sustainable fashion
- Tools in the toolbox, supporting workers with psychological or psychosocial concerns while at work, develop an understanding of the CSA Standard CSA-Z1003-13: Psychological Health and Safety in The Workplace and actions leaders can take
- Normalizing conversations and discussions relating to mental health
Prerequisites:
Mental Health 101 (401) strongly recommended.
Intended Audience:
Supervisors, Managers, Joint Health and Safety Committee members and other internal leaders interested in taking an active role in workplace mental health.
In-person
Duration
1 day
Languages
English
Sectors
General
Price
$0.00
Material(s) included with this course
- Participant Manual
Please select the session you would like to register for:
Please select the session that you would like to register for. If that session is full, please contact customercare@workplacesafetynorth.ca to be added to a wait list.
