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Learn to manage employee work stress and trauma
The Queensland Managing the risk of psychosocial hazards at work Code of Practice 2022 has cast light on the role of employers and businesses in preventing psychological injury at work and promoting improved mental health for workers.
Master Builders has developed training to assist leaders including project managers and site managers in the construction industry to assist workers deal with the pressures involved in our industry. This training is designed to help leaders build resilience at their work, and to assist their workers respond to stress and trauma at work.
See Course Details below for eligibility requirements.
Phone 1300 13 60 02 Enquire now
Why enrol?
Workplace stress and trauma can significantly impact both employees and businesses. While some stress is inevitable, prolonged exposure or lack of support can lead to serious consequences.
Traumatic events can also trigger acute stress responses. Building a resilient workplace is crucial for improving mental health and wellbeing.
Our four-hour livestream workshop will equip you with the tools to identify, manage, and prevent work-related stress and trauma. Learn practical strategies to support your team's mental health and create a thriving workplace.
Course outline
This Emerging Women in Construction livestream course will outline:
- How to assist workers build resilience
- How to identify work stress and trauma
- How to ensure work does not adversely affect the mental health of workers
- How to manage and prevent stress and trauma creating psychological injury.
Enrol in an upcoming date
Enrolment is opening soon. If you are in a construction company and are wanting a group of 10 or more of your staff trained, then please contact us about organising a private course for your business (this is a live stream course with the exception of Brisbane where face to face training may be an option). Give us a call on 1300 13 60 02 for assistance or to register your interest for the next course date in your area.
Course detail
Duration | Four hours |
Delivery | Livestream online interactive workshop |
Cost | Funded course price: Free for Master Builders members and businesses with an apprentice participating in the EWIC program^ ^The EWIC (Emerging Women in Construction) program is funded by the Queensland Government through the Women in Trades Mentoring Program. To be eligible for the funded price you must be a Master Builders member or be a building or construction company with at least one EWIC program participant. |
Outcome | This is not a Nationally Recognised Training course. You will receive a Statement of Completion. Students will receive the workshop training badge to include on their own marketing upon completion. |
Eligibility | All participants must be a Master Builders member or be a building or construction company with at least one Emerging Women in Construction program participant. |
Terms & conditions
Please read Master Builders training and licensing policies and Student Handbook prior to enrolment.