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Overview
Many organisations wish to take action to prevent and manage
work-related stressors, but lack suitable, user-friendly methods.
StressTools is a flexible & simple program designed to
meet this need. See www.stresstools.com
StressTools' development builds upon a two year programme
of research involving the Health and Safety Executive, BP,
Scottish Water, The Keil Centre and a university partner.
StressTools combines the need for a practical approach with
robust methods based on current research knowledge.
StressTools: Five Main Components
3 innovative stress risk assessment (SRA) methods;-
team-based SRA
Assesses team levels and sources of stress, and identifies
locally-relevant solutions via employee involvement.
future-focused SRA
Identifies key work-related stressors associated with future
projects/organisational changes, so they can be designed
out in advance.
task-based SRA
To design out work-related stressors and other human
factors issues associated with hazardous tasks - particularly
relevant to safety-critical industries.
A set of internal management standards
Developed (with BP and Scottish Water) for preventing and
managing key work-related stressors, namely:
- Workload
- (PDF - 62KB - 9 pages)
- Job insecurity
- Teamworking
- Performance feedback
- Training & development
- Hours of work
- Job design
- Management support
- Tools and equipment
- Communication
- Role ambiguity
- Skill under-utilisation
- Work-life balance
- Effort-reward imbalance
A comprehensive manual
A web-based version of StressTools is now available, which
can be accessed over a company's intranet or over the internet.
For further details visit www.stresstools.com
or download a StressTools brochure download
pdf brochure - (PDF- 618KB - 2 Pages)
For a StressTools demonstration, contact The Keil Centre
or e-mail enquiries@keilcentre.co.uk
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