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PCBU reveals WHS strategies behind award nomination

Bringing noise and temperature to comfortable levels, and standardising wheels on equipment to take away the mental load associated with unexpected movement, are some of the ways a food manufacturer is tackling psychosocial risks, its CEO says.

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