ISO 45001

Psychosocial Hazards under ISO 45001: Applying the Hierarchy of Controls

Learn how to conduct a psychosocial risk assessment under ISO 45003. Apply the hierarchy of controls to eliminate hazards and meet WHS compliance. Read more.

October 26, 202611 min read(2,107 words)

Psychosocial Hazards under ISO 45001: Applying the Hierarchy of Controls

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Nathan Owen

Nathan has worked in HSEQ management for 15 years helping Australian businesses improve compliance, manage risk and gain ISO Certification. He has masters degrees in business management and WHS.

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1Can an organisation get certified to ISO 45003 as a standalone standard?

2What are the penalties under Australian WHS laws for failing to manage psychosocial hazards?

3How often must an Australian organisation review its psychosocial risk assessment?

4What specific role do Health and Safety Representatives (HSRs) have in psychosocial hazard control?

5How can businesses record psychosocial risks without breaching worker confidentiality?