Can Software Encourage Help Seeking?
Managing mental health in the workplace is a constant challenge and often centres around tackling stigma and encouraging help seeking.
Our Most Important Workplace Training Article
Providing workplace safety and employee mental health training leads to fewer injuries. Our most important workplace training article looks at critical hazards in the workplace and offers quick training tips to improve safety practices.
8 Workplace Hazards That Can Kill
In this article, we discuss eight common workplace hazards that can kill employees or lead to fatal injuries. Addressing these eight workplace hazards should be the staple diet of your safe work practices. To keep them front of mind, you should invest in methods to regularly refresh the critical controls.
More Workplace Training Articles
Many organisations struggle to find the best training solutions. These articles highlight trends in safety training and how to effectively support employee mental health. We look at training methodologies, the role of technology and how adults learn. The articles look at what works and what doesn’t to guide you in your training efforts.
How to Engage Your Employees in Safety Training
When it comes to workplace safety there are two things we know all workplaces have hazards, and all staff need
How Do You Make Safety and Mental Health Training Engaging?
Dr Sue Bahn, CEO of Tap into Safety, was recently interviewed by Sally McMahon for her podcast, Fit for Work.
Improve EHS Performance: Safety Myths, Culture, Training, Interactivity
How do you improve EHS performance? Keeping with the theme of the past month we are providing a further summary post
We Have Workplace Health and Safety Training, Why Do More?
The Australian Construction Industry is under fire again due to a recent spate of serious falls on Victorian work sites
WHS Training: Endurance or Behaviour Changers?
An in-depth study, into safety culture and the ACT construction industry reveals some very interesting results about WHS training that encapsulates anecdotal evidence