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Developing resilient safety and health cultures Resources Safety’s contributions in

Supporting resilient cultures Raise awareness of issues relating to: Gendered behaviours Mental wellbeing Bullying Fatigue Consultation and communication Safety and health representatives Focus groups 3

Gendered behaviours Workshops at 2010 Mines Safety and Exploration Safety Roadshows Workshop at 2010 Mining Australia Expo Factive report and Resources Safety’s response available from Resources Safety website Regulator’s primary role is to raise awareness MineSafe articles Workshop planners to promote discussion and site- specific responses 4

Mental wellbeing Workshops at 2011 Mines Safety Roadshow ACRRMH report and Resources Safety’s response will be available from Resources Safety website Regulator’s primary role is to raise awareness MineSafe articles 5

Bullying Code of practice on prevention and management of violence, aggression and bullying Guideline on dealing with bullying at work Extensive online resources – FAQs section Better chance of resolution if addressed at workplace 6

Fatigue Code of practice and risk management guidelines on working hours MineSafe articles Toolbox presentations from past roadshows 7

Consultation and communication Presentation at 2011 Mines Safety Roadshow Code of practice on consultation at work MineSafe articles Toolbox presentations from past roadshows 8

Safety and health representatives Presentation at 2011 Mines Safety Roadshow MSI Act brochures and posters MineSafe articles Toolbox presentations from past roadshows 9

Useful resources UK Health and Safety Executive (HSE) – –Topic: Human factors –Organisational culture information The Energy Institute, UK – –Technical activities section: Human and organisational factors –Briefing notes 10