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EnableOrg® is the industry’s only platform combining deep WHS risk and compliance

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The most common challenge in psychosocial risk management compliance is relying solely on traditional organisational psychology, HR, or wellbeing-led approaches. Strategies such as policies, leadership training, CPD, wellbeing programs, and primary/secondary/tertiary interventions are valuable for culture and support, but do not meet WHS requirements for psychosocial risk management. Recent WHS decisions have increasingly emphasised the need for evidence-based risk controls that directly address identified psychosocial hazards.
EnableOrg® is the industry’s only platform combining deep WHS risk and compliance proficiency with organisational psychology expertise. We understand why these approaches are widely used and how they contribute to a healthy workplace—and we help you align them with what WHS psychosocial risk management actually requires.
Our Elevated Proactive Psychosocial Risk Management framework focuses on harm prevention at the source, integrating compliant WHS risk controls with people-focused practices, so you can both support wellbeing and meet your legal obligations.
Psychosocial factors often play a predominant role in physical safety incidents. We just traditionally have never been looking there.
💢 70-80% of workplace accidents linked to psychological factors:Source: American Psychological Association (APA), "Work and Well-being Survey" (2015)
💢 Employees with high levels of stress are 50% more likely to have workplace accidents or injuries:Source: National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), "Stress and Health" report (2017)
💢 Depression and anxiety increase workplace accident risk by 30-40%:Source: World Health Organisation (WHO), "Mental Health and Work" report (2019)
💢 Workers with mental health issues are 3x more likely to be involved in workplace accidents:Source: Safe Work Australia, "Work-related Mental Health" report (2020)
💢 Fatigue contributes to up to 20% of workplace accidents:Source: International Labour Organisation (ILO), "Workplace Fatigue" report (2016)
💯 if we really want to manage physical and mental safety for long term reduction, it's establishing a Healthy Culture, where employees feel safe and valued.
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