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Coping with Stress in Industry

Coping with Stress In Industry – What Everyone Needs To Know
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Course Duration: 25+ minutes

This CPD-certified Coping with Stress in Industry training course provides a fundamental understanding of occupational stress and how to effectively manage it.

The course examines occupational stress for workers in an industrial environment. It looks at the risks involved and methods that both employers and employees can implement to ensure a safer workplace overall.

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Coping with Stress In Industry Course Certification
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Course Details

Course Duration 25+ minutes
Approval body CPD
Format Fully online
Assessment Multiple choice
Certification Same-day digital certificate
Certificate Valid For 3 years

Suitable For

Frontline Workers

Supervisors and Managers

Production Operatives

Machine Operators

HP Personnel

Warehouse and Logistics Staff

Course Content

This course contains the following sections::

  • Facts About Stress
  • Health Effects of Stress
  • How Problems Can Arise
  • Be Aware
  • Assess the Problem
  • Take Action
  • Support Yourself

What You Will Learn

Facts about stress and its consequences

Sources of stress in an industrial work environment

How stress can lead to hazardous situations

Practical steps to cope with stress

Available in 13 Languages

Course subtitles are available in multiple languages, including:

French

Dutch

German

Italian

Spanish

Polish

Course Approval Body

cpd certified
Certified by CPD

This course is certified by the Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Certification Service.

The course certificate includes:

  • User name
  • Company name
  • Course name
  • Completion date
  • Expiry date
  • Approval body

A CPD-certified training certificate will be available for download and printing instantly upon course completion.

Users must complete an assessment before earning their certificate.

The end-of-course test is:

  • Fully online
  • Multiple choice

A score of 80% is required to pass.

Coping with Stress In Industry Course Certification

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Why Is Coping with Stress in Industry Important?

Workplace stress directly affects workers’ health, morale and workplace relations. In turn, this impacts the organisation’s productivity and worker turnover.

Some 828,000 workers suffered from work-related stress, depression, or anxiety in the most recent year data is available. This accounted for 17.9 million lost working days lost, as per the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).

No law specifically covers stress problems at work. However, protection comes from various sources. Statutory laws state that employers should take steps to ensure that the workplace is safe and healthy, and to control identified hazards and risks.

The Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 require business owners to perform sufficient risk assessments for the health and safety of workers. Employers should put proper controls in place to minimise these risks as far as practically possible.

About Coping with Stress in Industry

Stress is a significant organisational hazard in any industrial environment. Due to its nature, it can be difficult to identify. But if left unchecked, it can lead to a variety of mental and physical problems as well as workplace accidents. Employers should work to ensure that all employees and supervisors understand the risks of stress, how to identify it and what to do if they do spot it.