Mining supervisors in discussion on site
WHS (Mines) Regulations 2022 — Reg 55A–55D Compliant

Operational Resilience:
Managing Psychosocial
Risk on Site

A full-day course built for WA mining supervisors. Know your legal duties. Protect your team. Lead with confidence.

1 Day Training
8 Hours CPD
Max 20 Participants
$990+GST per person
WHS Act 2020 (WA) Section 19 — Primary Duty of Care
Mines Regulations 2022 Regulations 55A, 55B, 55C, 55D
ISO 45003:2021 Psychological Health & Safety
WA Code of Practice Psychosocial Hazards 2022

Source: WHS Act 2020 (WA) · Mines Regulations 2022, Div 11 · ISO 45003:2021 · WorkSafe WA Code of Practice

Psychological injuries are now your legal problem — whether you're ready or not.

The WA Work Health and Safety (Mines) Regulations 2022 introduced Regulations 55A–55D — making it a legal duty for every PCBU and their supervisors to identify, assess, and control psychosocial hazards.

Ignorance is no longer a defence. Psychological injury claims average 30 weeks off work — over four times longer than the average for all workplace injury claims. The cost to your business, your people, and your culture is real.

This course gives you the knowledge, tools, and language to lead confidently — and compliantly.

$39B Annual cost of psychological injury to Australian business
4x Longer average time off work for psych injury claims vs all workplace injury claims
1 in 5 Australians affected by a mental health condition each year

Sources: SafeWork NSW, Safe Work Australia, AIHW

Mining training workshop

Built for the people who run the site

This isn't a generic HR course. It's built from the ground up for WA mining — the language, the scenarios, the legislation.

Supervisors

Surface and underground supervisors responsible for day-to-day team management and wellbeing.

Team Leaders

Crew leads, shift supervisors, and leading hands who influence team culture and daily wellbeing.

Site Managers

SSE, mine managers and operations managers with due diligence obligations under Section 27.

WHS & HR Professionals

Safety reps, WHS advisors, and HR professionals responsible for psychosocial risk management.

What you'll cover in one day

Six modules plus two hands-on workshops. You leave with tools you can use on Monday.

01

Setting the Scene

The scale of the problem in WA mining. FIFO context, psychosocial risk data, and why psychological health is now a legal priority — not a soft skill.

Context FIFO Data
02

The Legal Framework

WHS Act 2020 Sections 19, 27, 28, 47. Regulations 55A–55D explained in plain language. What compliance looks like — and what a breach looks like.

Regulation Duty of Care Compliance
03

Hazard Identification & Risk Assessment

The psychosocial hazard categories from the WA Code of Practice. A four-step risk assessment model. Hierarchy of controls applied to psychological risk.

Hazard Categories Risk Matrix Controls
04

Decision Audit

How everyday leadership decisions create or worsen psychosocial risk. A structured audit framework so you can review decisions before and after they're made.

Leadership Decision-Making Accountability
05

Building a Psychologically Safe Team

Psychological safety frameworks (Edmondson, Clark). The PFA model — Prepare, Look, Listen, Link. Early intervention and the Traffic Light model.

PFA Team Culture Early Intervention
06

Action Planning

Each participant leaves with a personal leadership action plan. Three specific commitments. A welfare pledge. 30/60/90 day check-in structure.

Commitments 90-Day Plan Accountability

+ Two Applied Workshops

Workshop 1 — Hazard Mapping: Participants map real psychosocial hazards from their own workplace using the WA Code of Practice framework and build a control plan.

Workshop 2 — Case Study Leadership: Scenario-based decision making. Teams work through a realistic site incident and apply the Decision Audit and PFA frameworks in real time.

2 Hands-On
Workshops

What's included in your $990+GST

01

All Course Materials — Digital

Every resource — module notes, tools, and reference guides — available in the SkillReady App. Access from any device, on site or at camp.

02

SkillReady App Access

Ongoing access to the SkillReady participant app — your tools, action plan, and PSA checklist, available from site, home, or camp.

03

PSA Hazard Checklist

Psychosocial safety self-assessment — the 15-point hazard checklist with regulation references for daily use.

04

Personal Action Plan

A 90-day structured leadership commitment plan you leave with on the day — not a template, a live document.

05

Certificate of Completion

Issued upon passing the knowledge assessment. Digital and printable, suitable for your CPD portfolio and site records.

06

Pre-Decision Screen Tool

A structured decision-making framework you can use at the pit, in the office, or before any significant leadership call.

Real tools for the job — not just theory.

Every participant leaves with access to the SkillReady App — the same PSA Checklist, Pre-Decision Screen and Action Plan tools from the course, available on any device, so you can actually use what you learned when it counts on site.

  • PSA Hazard Checklist

    The 15-point psychosocial hazard checklist from the course, on your phone for daily use on shift.

  • Pre-Decision Screen

    Work through the same structured decision framework from the workshop before any significant leadership call.

  • Your 90-Day Action Plan

    Track the leadership commitments you set on the day and revisit them as a live document, not a filed-away handout.

A field worker's hands holding a phone showing the SkillReady App, with a haul truck in the background at dusk.

Built for the reality of the job, not just the regulation

Goes beyond theory with the Decision Audit — a practical tool that gets supervisors examining how their own day-to-day calls affect crew wellbeing, not just ticking a compliance box.
Backed by the SkillReady App, so the PSA Checklist and other tools are still in your pocket on shift — not left behind in a folder after the course ends.
Built specifically around WA's WHS Act 2020 and Mines Regulations 2022, Reg 55A–55D — not a generic national template retrofitted for local rules.

A full day that doesn't waste your time

Structured for working professionals. No filler. No death-by-PowerPoint. Practical workshops, real scenarios, and tools you'll actually use.

8:00 AM Registration & Welcome
8:30 AM Module 1 — Setting the Scene
9:30 AM Module 2 — The Legal Framework
10:45 AM Module 3 — Hazard ID & Risk Assessment
12:00 PM Workshop 1 — Hazard Mapping
12:45 PM Lunch
1:30 PM Module 4 — Decision Audit
2:30 PM Module 5 — Psychological Safety
3:30 PM Workshop 2 — Case Study Leadership
4:15 PM Module 6 — Action Planning
4:45 PM Knowledge Assessment & Close

Course details

Duration 1 full day — 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Location Perth CBD & regional WA — dates announced via RTO Pilot
Group Size Maximum 20 participants per session
Investment $990+GST per person — all materials included
Assessment 20-question knowledge check. Pass/fail. Certificate issued on the day.
Catering Morning tea, lunch, and afternoon tea provided
On-Site Delivery We do group bookings. Contact SkillReady to arrange.
Supervisor leading a toolbox talk using the PFA framework — Prepare, Look, Listen, Link

The PFA framework in practice — Prepare, Look, Listen, Link — covered in Module 5.

Common questions

This is a non-accredited professional development course. It is not a nationally recognised unit of competency. It is specifically designed to meet the practical and legislative requirements of WA psychosocial safety law — not to produce a qualification. A Certificate of Completion is issued to all participants who pass the knowledge assessment.

Yes. We do group bookings, and SkillReady can deliver this course at your site, office, or a location of your choice. Contact us to discuss group pricing and scheduling. On-site delivery is particularly popular for mine sites wanting to train an entire supervisory cohort.

The course is designed around the WA Work Health and Safety Act 2020 (sections 19, 27, 28, 47) and WHS (Mines) Regulations 2022 (Regulations 55A–55D). It also references the WA Code of Practice for Psychosocial Hazards 2022 and ISO 45003:2021. Content is specific to Western Australia — it is not a generic national course.

20 multiple-choice questions covering all six modules. Participants need to demonstrate understanding of key concepts — it is pass/fail. The assessment is completed on the day using the SkillReady App. Participants who do not pass on the first attempt may re-sit at the next available session at no additional cost.

Every registered participant gets ongoing access to the SkillReady App — a mobile-friendly app containing your tools (Pre-Decision Screen, Risk Matrix, PSA Checklist), your personal Action Plan, Team Pulse check-in, and all course materials. Access continues beyond the training day so you can use these tools back on site. No additional subscription required — it's included in your course fee.

Full refund if cancelled more than 14 days before the session. A credit for a future session is available if cancelled within 14 days. Substitutions (sending another person in your place) are accepted at any time at no cost. Please contact SkillReady directly to arrange changes to your booking.

Don't wait for a complaint to act

Under WA law, your duty to manage psychosocial hazards already exists. Every day without training is a day of unmanaged legal risk.

  • Full day training — all materials, catering, and app access included
  • Certificate of Completion issued on the day
  • Ongoing SkillReady App access — tools available from any device, any time
  • Small groups — maximum 20 participants per session
$990+GST per person

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