BeSafe VIC Regional OHS

Managing psychosocial hazards is an essential part of creating a healthy and safe workplace. Employers must take proactive steps to prevent harm to workers’ mental and physical health.

Identifying psychosocial hazards is the first step of the risk management process. Workers may talk about their exposure to psychosocial hazards in different ways. For example, they may say they feel stressed, burnt out or emotionally exhausted from their workload.

Download our poster to help you recognise the signs of psychosocial hazards: https://bit.ly/4ofG4ck

As a worker -you don't know what you don't know. When it comes to your safety, knowledge is key to staying safe at work. www.besafevictoria.com.au

Portland OHS training opportunity! BeSafe will be delivering the WorkSafe Approved HSR Refresher OHS Training Course in Portland. The topic will be psychological health. Register to attend: [email protected] 0467002060
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We deliver psychological health OHS training at BeSafe Victoria. It's a fantastic and practical course which helps you understand how to comply with the new Psychological Health Regulations and Compliance Code, but more importantly to make sure your workplace is safe from psychosocial hazards.
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Ballarat - Next available OHS training dates - book in here to secure your spot:
5 Day initial course:
https://www.besafevictoria.com.au/copy-of-initial-5-day-course-13-17-july-2026-ballarat
1 Day refresher course:
https://www.besafevictoria.com.au/copy-of-1-day-course-22nd-july-2026

Robinvale OHS Training Course - there a few places left. Get in touch to secure your spot: https://www.besafevictoria.com.au/initial-ohs-training-course

The veterinary profession can be one of the most rewarding careers, but it’s also one of the most emotionally and mentally demanding. Workplace psychosocial hazards are significant and are a contributor to tragically high su***de rates. Read more here: https://www.besafevictoria.com.au/why-veterinary-teams-need-psychological-safety-training

Today is thank a first responder day. Thankyou to all our first responders, including those who are also HSRs - dedicated to helping keep their workmates safe as they do their essential work. Thankyou!

Today, June 10, is Thank a First Responder Day.

If you know someone in the emergency services, take a moment to check in. Ask R U OK and remind them you’re there to listen and support.

Because helpers need help too 💛

Thank you to all first responders for everything you do.

For more tips on supporting emergency workers in your life, visit https://bit.ly/3eKCSG9 Fortem Australia