Deliver psychosocial risk consulting: facilitate focus groups and interviews, manage stakeholders, write reports for executives/regulators, handle sensitive conversations, build psychological safety, and coordinate projects across dispersed sites.
- Focus group facilitation and qualitative interviewing
- Stakeholder management across all organizational levels
- Report writing for executive and regulatory audiences
- Building trust and psychological safety in consultation processes
- Managing sensitive conversations and emotional responses
- Project management and coordination across dispersed locations
Requirements
- Bachelor's/Master's degree in Organizational Psychology, Occupational Health & Safety, or related field
- Certification in psychosocial risk assessment (e.g., FlourishDx Academy, Bond University Psychosocial Risk Management)
- Current knowledge of Australian WHS Act and the Managing Psychosocial Hazards Code of Practice
- Registration as psychologist (general or endorsed in organisational psychology) highly valued Australian Regulatory Compliance
- Understanding of WHS Act and regulations across NSW and Victoria jurisdictions
- Knowledge of PCBU (Person Conducting a Business or Undertaking) obligations
- Familiarity with consultation requirements under WHS legislation
- Understanding of Australian Privacy Principles for handling sensitive data Industry Knowledge
- Understanding of waste management operations and associated hazards
- Knowledge of shift work, remote work, and physically demanding work environments
- Awareness of industry-specific stressors (public stigma, exposure to hazardous materials, geographic isolation)
- Familiarity with regional and rural workforce challenges
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