Professional Development - Psychosocial Safety in the Aquatic Industry
This online module introduces aquatic facility staff to the fundamentals of identifying, managing and reducing psychosocial hazards in the workplace. It is fully contextualised to aquatic environments and provides practical guidance on risk management, legal duties and effective response strategies, supported by realistic scenarios and interactive activities.
Learners gain an understanding of common hazards, their impacts, and the responsibilities of workers and managers in promoting wellbeing, resilience and safer working environments.
The module forms part of Royal Life Saving’s professional development suite for the aquatic industry and can be completed at your own pace. A certificate of completion is issued on successful finish.
Pre-Requisite: There are no pre-requisites for this course
Minimum Age: 16 years (Recommended)
Course Length: 1 hour (approx.)
Units of Competency: This Course is Not a Nationally Accredited Course.
Is this the right course for me? If you are unsure‚ please call us on (07) 3823 2823 or email
courses@rlssq.com.au for further assistance in choosing the right course for you.
Note: Royal Life Saving is not a CRICOS provider; we are unable to provide Nationally Recognised Training to overseas students holding a Student Visa.
Introduction:
The information provided here will assist you in deciding if the course selected is the right course for you. It is assumed that participants are sufficiently physically fit and healthy to undertake this course.
If you undertake practical activities‚ the following physical activities may occur: kneeling‚ bending over‚ crouching‚ standing‚ leaning‚ sitting‚ pushing, lifting weights, carrying and other physical activity.
Learning Methods:
This course is offered in the following format:
- Online Learning & Assessment: Student complete learning (knowledge content) and assessment online prior. There is no face-to-face delivery of this particular course.
If you have a medical condition‚ which the trainer should be aware of‚ please notify him/her prior to the commencement of the course. Prior to attending the course‚ you are also required to read the Code of Practice located on our website www.rlssq.com.au under Public Courses.
Participants will require a level of English to be able to give and receive instructions‚ read signage, read manuals and complete reports.
