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1 Day HSR Refresher OHS Training - Work-Related Gendered Violence

1 Day HSR Refresher OHS Training - Work-Related Gendered Violence

Under Section 67 of the OHS Act 2004, all elected Health and Safety Representatives (HSRs) and Deputy HSRs are entitled to attend a 1-day WorkSafe-approved HSR Refresher OHS Training Course each year they hold office, after completing the 5-Day HSR Initial Course.

HSRs have the right to:

  • Choose the course, in consultation with their employer

  • Attend on paid time

  • Have the employer cover the course and associated costs


What the Work-Related Gendered Violence Refresher course covers:

  • A refresher on key rights and powers under the Occupational Health and Safety Act 2004

  • What constitutes work-related gendered violence, including the role of harmful gender stereotypes

  • Real-world examples of work-related gendered violence in the workplace

  • How HSRs can identify risks and use their powers to address work-related gendered violence as a health and safety issue


Why it matters

Work-related gendered violence, including sexual harassment, is a serious occupational health and safety issue that can harm any worker regardless of gender or sexual orientation. It can be addressed under the OHS Act 2004. 


Course details:

Time: 9am - 5pm
Duration: 1 day
Fee: $450.00 + GST

RSVP with the form below.

Please note: Courses will require a minimum of 6 participants to proceed. Course participants enrolled in courses will be notified of cancellation if necessary and will be contacted to re-schedule.


How to register:

Step 1: RSVP via the form below

Step 2: Complete registration page and submit

Step 3: Receive enrolment confirmation

Please note: you must submit a completed registration form in order to be enrolled on a course.

Check out other upcoming course dates here.


 

 

WHEN
March 11, 2026 at 9:00am - 5pm

WHERE
VTHC
54 Victoria St
Carlton, VIC 3053
Australia
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CONTACT
Tani Degenhardt ·

Will you come?