The Psychosocial Hazards Nobody Reports
What your people know, won’t say, and how to make it safe to tell you
Hear about psychosocial hazards before they become claims, or worse.
Keynote speaker to hundreds of State government compliance inspectors · Trusted by Services Australia
I help every leader and HSE professional cut the cost of staying silent by making it safe for employees to speak up about psychosocial hazards.
Or email peter@PsychSafety-APAC.com
The signature talk
Under the new psychosocial regulations, your system depends on one thing it can’t control: whether people tell you.
Bullying, excessive workload and poor support often go unreported until they become claims, sick days and resignations.
Dr Peter Brace, author of Practical Psychological Safety in Asia-Pacific, shows why people stay silent, and how leaders make speaking up safe without losing accountability.
What your people can do on Monday:
- Ask your team one question that surfaces the hazard nobody has raised.
- Respond to the next person who speaks up so the one after them does too.
- Turn one team rule into a commitment people choose, not one they fear.
Formats
- Keynote (about 45 minutes): the big idea, carried by stories.
- Half-day workshop: the same idea taken deeper. Leaders map their own unreported hazards and practise how to respond when someone speaks up.
- Breakout (20 minutes): one practical tool for the moment someone raises a problem.
“Peter was able to deliver complex information in a way that was easy to understand, informative and ensured key objectives were discussed and relevant to our organisation. The models that he talked us through to create and build psychological safety and mitigate psychosocial hazards in the workplace were simple with clear examples provided of methods to implement these within workplaces. Peter is very passionate about sharing his knowledge and experience in this space, and this is demonstrated through his conversational and engaging method of presenting that was well received by our team.”
Vicki Bates, Director of Employee Wellbeing, Services Australia
Results and rooms
- In five months, helped a state disability services provider’s teams go from needing direction to self-directing, high-trust teams.
- Mapped the distinct psychological safety profile of each of a global financial services organisation’s seven Asia-Pacific offices.
- Keynote speaker to hundreds of State government compliance inspectors in Western Australia.
- Has spoken at the AMCHAM Trinidad and Tobago Health, Safety, Security and Environment Conference, to Services Australia’s Health and Safety Branch, and to executives and senior leaders from Japan, Thailand, Hong Kong, China and Korea.
About Peter
Dr Peter Brace is an international speaker on psychological and psychosocial safety, author of Practical Psychological Safety in Asia-Pacific, and founder of PsychSafety Asia-Pacific.
He helps leaders and HSE professionals make it safe to speak up about psychosocial hazards, so problems surface early, before they become claims, sick days and resignations.
He has been keynote speaker to hundreds of State government compliance inspectors in Western Australia, and has mapped the distinct psychological safety profile of each of a global financial services organisation’s seven Asia-Pacific offices.
Director of Human Capital Realisation, he teaches a unit on AI and human intelligence at Swinburne University of Technology.
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