Work Design for Mental Health
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Project collaboration with The Mental Awareness, Respect and Safety (MARS) Centre.
The project team is pleased to announce that it is currently collaborating with the MARS Centre to support work re-design competency-based learning in the mining industry for managing psychosocial risk.
In addition to the adundance of resources existing on the Work Design for Mental Health site, the team have created case studies specific to mining to support their participants. These case studies can be found here.
To find out more about the study, please contact mhwworkredesign@gmail.com
Welcome to the Work Design for Mental Health Resource Suite
Making work free from sources of harm to mental health is a key element of workplace health and safety duties.
The resources in this suite support the development of skills for re-designing work to address psychosocial risks.
Redesigning work for psychological health means changing elements related to who does the work, the work tasks, equipment, resources, and the work environment, as well as the processes and systems that shape the work.
Read more about how and why the resources were developed here as part of the Creating Mentally Healthy Workplaces initiative.
When you are ready to begin, please click here to navigate to the Orientation Page of the Psychosocial Hazard Work Re-Design Tool (PHReD-T) resource suite.
When you are ready to begin, please click here to navigate to the Orientation Page of the Psychosocial Hazard Work Re-Design Tool
(PHReD-T) resource suite.