A participative hazard and risk management (APHIRM) toolkit workshops
Learn how to use, apply and integrate our free online occupational health and safety (OHS) risk management toolkit in your workplace.
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APHIRM toolkit
Musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) caused by hazardous manual handling are the most common work-related injury in Australia.
We’ve worked with La Trobe University to design a participative hazard identification and risk management (APHIRM) toolkit to support your workplace in preventing MSDs.
Developed for Victorian employers and OHS professionals in large workplaces, to address both physical and psychosocial hazards, the free online toolkit helps you:
- identify the hazards in your workplace that increase risk of MSDs
- engage employees in the risk management process
- design actions to address specific hazards
- monitor progress and review outcomes.
Ready to implement the toolkit in your workplace, but want more information or support?
Introductory workshop
Our one-hour introductory workshop can help you learn:
- more about the toolkit
- how to use it effectively
- how it can benefit your workplace.
Advanced workshop
Our 2-hour advanced training session is available to Victorian OHS professionals who have completed an introductory session.
It can help you:
- begin a workflow in the APHIRM toolkit for developing risk controls
- understand how to complete the evaluation process
- problem solve any issues
- navigate common barriers to implementing the toolkit within your workplace.
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