Conference Session

B3: Building Psychological Safety: Joint Health and Safety Committee Responsibilities

Speaker | Ray Geldreich, B. MGT, CRSP, CHSC, Health Sciences Association of Alberta

In this session, we will explore the critical role that Joint Workplace Health and Safety Committees (JHSCs) play in promoting and ensuring psychological safety in the workplace. We will begin with a brief overview of JHSCs, including their legal requirements and foundational structure.

 

Key topics include:

– The importance of worker participation in developing effective workplace mental health programs.

-Essential competencies for JHSC members to effectively contribute to workplace mental health initiatives.

-The vital role of committee involvement in fostering a culture of psychological safety.

 

Participants will gain insights into best practices for engaging workers, understand the key responsibilities of JHSC members, and learn how to leverage their committees to create a supportive and mentally healthy work environment. This session is designed for anyone involved in workplace health and safety, mental health program development, or organizational leadership.

Panel Host Biography

Ray Geldreich, B. MGT, CRSP, CHSC, Health Sciences Association of Alberta

Biography coming soon.

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