Managing Psychosocial Risk in the Workplace: A Practical Approach

Managing Psychosocial Risk in the Workplace: A Practical Approach

Learn to identify, assess & control psychosocial risks with practical tools & real-world strategies in this hands-on 1 day workshop.

By Insync Workplace Solutions

Date and time

Friday, June 27 · 9:30am - 3pm AEST

Location

Dpartment Co Working Space (Entry via Brisbane Street)

307 Peel Street Tamworth, NSW 2340 Australia

Refund Policy

No Refunds

About this event

Managing Psychosocial Risk in the Workplace: A Practical, Hands-On Workshop


Psychological injury claims are on the rise — and so are the costs.
Some organisations have reported up to a 50% increase in workers compensation premiums due to psychological injury claims alone.


At a recent icare Mental Health Forum in Tamworth, the data painted a clear picture:

• Psychological injury claims now account for 4% of total claims in the region
• On average, these injuries result in 262 more days off than physical injuries
• In 2020, the average time off for a psychological claim was 327 days, compared to 65 days for a physical injury
• The average cost of a psychological injury claim? $88,000
• The most impacted industries include Health & Community Services (40%), followed by Education, Property & Business Services, Retail, and Manufacturing
• The leading cause: workplace bullying or harassment (36%)
• Most affected age group: 40–49 years (29%)

Feeling unsure about how to manage psychosocial risk? You’re not alone.

Psychosocial hazards can be complex — but addressing them doesn’t have to be.
This one-day, hands-on and highly practical workshop is designed specifically for leaders, HR professionals, RTW Coordinators, and safety practitioners. You’ll walk away with real skills, not just theory — and a clear, tailored plan of action.


You’ll Walk Away With:

✅ A solid understanding of psychosocial hazards and how they impact your workplace
✅ Tools and strategies to identify, assess, and control risks
✅ Confidence to meet your WHS legislative obligations
✅ A personalised action plan ready to implement immediately

This isn’t your typical sit-and-listen session. It’s interactive, practical, and human-centred — breaking down complexity into clear, achievable steps.


What to Expect:

• A safe, engaging space to learn and apply new concepts
• Real-world scenarios and interactive activities
• Step-by-step guidance as you assess risks in your workplace and design tailored solutions
• Ready-to-use tools, templates, and checklists
• Legal duties explained simply (without the boring bits)
• Peer learning and expert facilitation
• A shift from compliance to capability — so you can lead with confidence


You’ll Leave With:

• A completed psychosocial risk assessment specific to your context
• A clear, actionable plan to manage identified risks
• Ongoing resources and support for implementation
• The confidence to engage your teams and drive change


Learning Outcomes:

By the end of the session, you will be able to:
✔ Understand what psychosocial hazards and risks are — and why they matter
✔ Identify common hazards across different work settings
✔ Use tools to assess psychosocial risks
✔ Apply the hierarchy of controls to develop effective responses
✔ Monitor and review strategies for ongoing effectiveness
✔ Embed a proactive, human-centred approach to risk management


Your Investment:

This isn’t just another workshop — it’s a results-focused, capability-building experience.

Included in your ticket:
✅ Professionally facilitated full-day workshop
✅ Practical tools, templates, and checklists
✅ Completed workplace-specific risk assessment and action plan
✅ Post-workshop resource pack
✅ Email support to help with implementation
✅ Opportunities for peer collaboration
✅ Certificate of Completion

Don’t miss this opportunity to turn theory into practice.

You’ll leave not just informed — but equipped and ready to lead positive change.
Let’s make psychosocial safety practical, achievable, and human-centred.

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