Alanna Ball on LinkedIn: Thriving in high risk environments | womeninsafety (2024)

I am thrilled to have such accomplished ladies join us next week!Tania Stone Melissa Pollock (COHSProf, FAIHS) Tracey Drever (COHSProf)

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I’ve thoroughly enjoyed a recent project on occupational violence and aggression. The findings show (in this organisations environment) we will never eliminate the risk so the recommendations are very much focused on how we minimise violence where possible and when incidents do occur, how we best support our people and learn from these incidents.If this was an area that came up in your pyschosocial risk assessment, drop me a line as I’d love to support you through it!

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I am so thrilled that Nicole Turnbull has put this incredible event together leading up to the 2024 Women in Safety awards in Brisbane!Let’s paint this picture1- it’s EOFY and you have training and development budget to spend 2- you wanted to attend the Women in Safety Awards (I mean FOMO if you don’t)3- it’s safe work month4- this is a conference that will be real talk, real take aways!This will be a game changer for psychosocial risk interactions and networking!

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Continue to share the link out! Amy Roosa has kindly left the survey open another week and is collecting some amazing data!#mybodymyppe

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🌟 Join us for an exclusive event featuring powerhouse women in high-risk industries! From agriculture 🌾 to construction 🏗️ and mining ⛏️, Tania Stone , Melissa Pollock (COHSProf, FAIHS), and Tracey Drever will share their expertise, experiences, and collaborative strategies. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to gain insights and network with industry leaders. Secure your spot now! #WomenInRisk #Empowerment #IndustryLeaders #RiskManagementhttps://lnkd.in/gk-4_4qD

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I am beyond proud to be the APAC Ambassador and media partner for the #mybodymyppe campaign spearheaded by the incredible Amy Roosa.As a plus sized lady, I always struggled to find PPE that fit (nicely) and was kind to a woman's physique. I remember having to just get the mens line of PPE for things like pants and shirts as there was no such thing as plus sized PPE lines for me to choose from. #humiliating to say the least.This campaign encourages you to1 - take the survey so we can truly start to understand the impacts faced by you obtaining the right #ppe for #yourbody2 - share your story! Raise awareness about the lack of access to women's PPE in workplaces, through social media using the hashtag #MyBodyMyPPEWe look forward to sharing results, information and making change across the globe so we can all obtain the right PPE for the job!https://awsam.org/Stacey Head Kym O'Leary

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