appropriate workplace behaviour procedures (i.e. Code of Conduct ) and training, one on one worker discussions). Refer to and/or guidance material on the WHSQ website. People at Work is a psychosocial risk assessment process. It aims to help organisations identify and manage workplace to the psychological health of all the people who work in the organisation. Risk control Are effective processes used that ensure the control of HMT View: risks (SFARP)? names and roles of duty holders identified for Please demonstrate the process and provide documentation that participation in HMT risk demonstrates risk management for two HMTs: management Commercial: stakeholders involved in concreting HMTs risk assessments another example of a HMT in a core activity (nominated by the HMT risk assessment/ organisation). management tools used completed risk earth retaining construction assessments with risk another example of a HMT that was identified in a core activity factors identified (nominated by the organisation). meeting minutes and attendance at safe design Examples and indicators include: forum HMT risk assessment considers the characteristics of a control implementation hazardous manual task including: plans repetitive or sustained force plans actioned high or sudden force repetitive movement sign off from stakeholders sustained and/or awkward posture exposure to vibration manager etc) and workers if there is a risk then the source of the risk is also determined as outlined in the Work Health and Safety Regulation s60(2) ie
appropriate workplace behaviour procedures (i.e. Code of Conduct ) and training, one on one worker discussions). Refer to and/or guidance material on the WHSQ website. People at Work is a psychosocial risk assessment process. It aims to help organisations identify and manage workplace to the psychological health of all the people who work in the organisation. Risk control Are effective processes used that ensure the control of HMT risks (SFARP)? Please demonstrate the process and provide documentation that demonstrates risk management for two HMTs: Commercial: concreting HMTs another example of a HMT in a core activity (nominated by the organisation). earth retaining construction another example of a HMT that was identified in a core activity (nominated by the organisation). Examples and indicators include: HMT risk assessment considers the characteristics of a hazardous manual task including: repetitive or sustained force high or sudden force repetitive movement sustained and/or awkward posture exposure to vibration if there is a risk then the source of the risk is also determined as outlined in the Work Health and Safety Regulation s60(2) ie View: names and roles of duty holders identified for participation in HMT risk management stakeholders involved in risk assessments HMT risk assessment/ management tools used completed risk assessments with risk factors identified meeting minutes and attendance at safe design forum control implementation plans plans actioned sign off from stakeholders manager etc) and workers