Psychosocial hazards carry the same duty as physical ones, and most operations have no structured way to capture them. RSURED gives workers a confidential reporting channel that works in the field, and routes what comes in to a nominated wellbeing officer.
The RSURED Workplace Wellbeing and Psychosocial Risk module connects worker reports, wellbeing officer oversight, risk management and action tracking — so psychosocial hazards are handled with the same discipline as physical ones.
Workers raise a report on the same device they use for hazards, and it works with no connectivity.
Reports go to the nominated wellbeing officer rather than sitting in a general queue, and access is restricted.
Psychosocial reports connect to the risk register, controls and actions, so they are managed rather than counted.
Every feature is designed to give workers a practical way to raise concerns and give the operation a practical way to manage them.
A structured report form for psychosocial hazards, designed to be completed by a worker rather than a specialist.
Reports are directed to a nominated wellbeing officer, with access restricted to that role.
Reports can be raised in the field with no connectivity and sync on reconnect.
Psychosocial hazards sit in the same risk register as physical hazards, with the same controls and control review process.
Actions arising from a report are assigned, tracked and closed through the same action engine as the rest of the platform.
The nominated officer is notified when a report is raised, so nothing waits for someone to check a screen.
Occupational health and hygiene records held alongside the wellbeing picture.
Report on themes, locations and frequency without exposing individual reports.
A clear process for HSEQ, site and wellbeing leaders who need psychosocial hazards captured, owned and actioned.
On a device, in the field, online or offline — using the same tools they already use for other hazards.
The nominated wellbeing officer is notified and the report is access-restricted from the start.
The officer assesses the report and links it to the relevant psychosocial hazard and controls.
Any action is assigned, tracked and closed like any other action in the platform.
Aggregate reporting shows patterns without exposing individuals.
Out-of-the-box dashboards and reports give wellbeing officers, HSEQ leaders and site managers the aggregate picture they need to act.
See the categories and patterns emerging from reports without identifying the person who raised them.
Understand where reports are coming from so resourcing and controls can be targeted.
Track every action from a psychosocial report through to closure, with the same accountability as any other action.
View psychosocial hazards alongside physical hazards, with controls, owners and review dates.
See which controls are current, due or overdue — the same control review process as every other hazard.
Psychosocial hazards now have the same structured capture, routing and action process as physical hazards.
Workers can raise a report where the issue is happening, even where there is no connectivity.
Confidential reports are visible only to the nominated wellbeing officer and those explicitly authorised.
Reports feed into the risk register, controls and actions — not a separate, siloed process.
Aggregate reporting shows where attention is needed without compromising confidentiality.
The same app, the same forms and the same workflow they already use for hazards and incidents.
Maintain risk registers and controls so psychosocial hazards are managed with the same discipline as physical ones.
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