Workshop: Remote or Isolated Work Environments

Workshop:

Remote or Isolated Work Environments

This workshop focuses on how to identify physical and psychosocial hazards in remote and isolated work and how to manage these hazards.

This is an interactive workshop with group activities and a great opportunity for networking with other managers and supervisors.

The Details -

Online - MS Teams

Date: TBA

Duration: 2.5 hours

Contact us for more information or to book a place.

Why do you need this workshop?

Remote or isolated work means work that is isolated from the assistance of others because of the location, time or nature of the work. It often involves long travel times, poor access to resources, or limited communications. It can be workers who are working from home, working after hours or working alone.

This workshop focuses on how to identify physical and psychosocial hazards in remote and isolated work and how to manage these hazards.

This is an interactive workshop with group activities and a great opportunity for networking with other managers and supervisors.

How to book

To book for yourself, or on behalf of any employees of your organisation please contact Maureen [email protected] or book through the link below.

Payment is required at the time of booking. Refunds and rescheduling please refer to our Terms and Conditions.

Participants will be emailed a Statement of Attendance.

Specific disability requirements, on registering for one of our training sessions please advise if you have any specific disability requirements. Our chosen venues are accessible and staff will assist with access through opening doors, greeting participants at the venue, providing transcript text in online training, any participants that require a carer in attendance please notify on registration so that additional seating can be arranged.

We respectfully acknowledge the traditional owners of the sacred lands on which we live, work and play, The Birpai people. We pay our respects to Elders, past, present and emerging. We thank the Birpai people for their love and care for the beautiful land, rivers and seas for over 70 000 years.