Join us on Thursday 26 July 2022 for a webinar presentation titled: A Participative Hazard Identification and Risk Management Tool for improving the risk management of MSDs Presented by Bronwen Otto, FACP and Jodi Oakman, Associate Professor.
Join us on Thursday 28 and Friday 29 July 2022 for a two-day training course. This face-to-face course offers an introduction to psychosocial hazards in the workplace.
Join us on Thursday 28 July 2022 for the upcoming webinar How OHS can drive high performance through psychological safety.
This webinar is a follow on to the well-attended one conducted by David Broadhurst and Carolyn Davis on the 26th of Aug 2020 titled “Addressing the underlying factors of psychosocial risks”.
In this coming webinar David Broadhurst and Charles Jennings will be explaining in more detail why they felt compelled to co-write the discussion paper (See link below) which was shared via our e-news program last month and which looks at the relevance of psychosocial risk factors across all business KPI’s and how safety professionals can play a key role in positively influencing not just improved physical and psychosocial safety, but overall operational improvement.
The WA Branch invites you to join us on Thursday 28 July for an exclusive sundowner at the stunning Victory Offices located on the 17th floor of the Exchange Tower.
The event will be hosted by the WA Branch and sponsored by Ashburton Assurance Australasia and Elect Training. Watch the sun go down with panoramic views of the Swan River, enjoy a variety of food and drinks and get involved in stimulating conversations about what is new in the world of health and safety
AIHS Tasmanian Branch invite you to join us on Friday 29th July 2022 for our monthly networking breakfast.
The Australian Institute of Health & Safety (AIHS) is proud to introduce the endorsed New View Safety Masterclass program, consisting of 10 weeks of intensive and practical learning for WHS professionals. New View Safety has been crafted from cutting edge ideas in WHS innovation and combines the best of science (Dr Tristan Casey) and practice (Ms Zoë Nation ). New View Safety was developed in partnership with Energy Safety Canada.
The Australian Institute of Health and Safety holds regular events, webinars and conferences throughout all of Australia's states and territories.
If you would like to speak at one of our Health and Safety events please get in contact with us, we would love to hear from you.
