3.14 You will need to research and describe a suitable statutory health monitoring program and also a suitable voluntary, wellbeing initiative that can be implemented into ABC Steel. Provided details in the template below that can be communicated to stakeholders. HEALTH MONITORING PROGRAM WELLBEING INITIATIVE NAME/DETAILS OF PROGRAM health monitoring wellbeing (including company name, address, Diploma of WHS course E Book Chapter 5 Pages 204 244 Diploma of WHS course E Book Chapter 5 Pages 204 244 – – – – website, Chapter 6 Pages 245 261 Chapter 7 Pages 262 278 Chapter 6 Pages 245 261 Chapter 7 Pages 262 278 – – – – SOURCES OF INFORMATION Student Workbook pages 41 - 60 Student Workbook pages 41 - 60 – – RELEVANT TO THIS PROGRAM Slides Hazard and Risk Management Slides Hazard and Risk Management – – References could include: Resources Day 1 resources States regulations – – Web - Web - industry bodies and groups relevant Australian and international standards relevant websites, journals and Disregard the references to Tasmania’s legislation. This publication newsletters has great information for wellbeing planning unions work health and wellbeing specialists workers’ compensation insurance agents COSTS OF THE PROGRAM (include per person cost, typical ongoing costs in time and resources) BENEFITS OF PROGRAM LEGISLATIVE REQUIREMENTS WHS/OHS Acts, regulations, codes of practice, guidance material, and other information issued by WHS/OHS regulators
3.14 You will need to research and describe a suitable statutory health monitoring program and also a suitable voluntary, wellbeing initiative that can be implemented into ABC Steel. Provided details in the template below that can be communicated to stakeholders. HEALTH MONITORING PROGRAM WELLBEING INITIATIVE NAME/DETAILS OF PROGRAM (including company name, address, website, health monitoring Diploma of WHS course E – Book Chapter 5 Pages 204 – 244 Chapter 6 Pages 245 – 261 Chapter 7 Pages 262 – 278 Student Workbook – pages 41 - 60 Slides – Hazard and Risk Management Resources – Day 1 resources – States regulations Web - wellbeing Diploma of WHS course E – Book Chapter 5 Pages 204 – 244 Chapter 6 Pages 245 – 261 Chapter 7 Pages 262 – 278 Student Workbook – pages 41 - 60 Slides – Hazard and Risk Management Web - Disregard the references to Tasmania’s legislation. This publication has great information for wellbeing planning SOURCES OF INFORMATION RELEVANT TO THIS PROGRAM References could include: industry bodies and groups relevant Australian and international standards relevant websites, journals and newsletters unions work health and wellbeing specialists workers’ compensation insurance agents COSTS OF THE PROGRAM (include per person cost, typical ongoing costs in time and resources) BENEFITS OF PROGRAM LEGISLATIVE REQUIREMENTS WHS/OHS Acts, regulations, codes of practice, guidance material, and other information issued by WHS/OHS regulators
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