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Toolkits
Our Total Worker Health® toolkits are programs designed to improve workplace safety, health, and well-being through organizational change utilizing "gold-standard" research methodology. Toolkit components address the area of Total Worker Health ("TWH"), such as the TWH Hierarchy of Controls and issues relevant to TWH (e,g., changing the work environments to eliminate or reduce work hazards, redesigning work structures, improving supervisory practices, enhancing workplace culture, and encouraging positive workplace safety and personal health behaviors). Outcomes of these studies include improved workplace practices (supervisors and employees), reduced injury, improved safety and lifestyle behaviors, and enhanced well-being.
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Download our Toolkits and Tools one-pager to share with your organization. OHWC toolkits are reviewed and updated s to provide your organization with updated and relevant content. Our toolkits were last reviewed and updated in 2021.
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Oregon Healthy Workforce Center Toolkits
SUPERVISORS IN ANY INDUSTRY
Safety and Health Improvement Program (SHIP)
Employees become healthier when their supervisors and teams work together to support safety communication, healthier lifestyles and work-family life. The Safety and Health Improvement Program (SHIP) is an evidence-based workplace toolkit designed to help organizations promote employee health, safety, and work-life balance by increasing supervisor support and team effectiveness.
SUPERVISORS AND EMPLOYEES IN ANY INDUSTRY
Active Workplace
The Active Workplace toolkit is a program to help reduce sitting time at work and to provide training to help managers and supervisors better support workplace safety, health, and well-being for their employees. Your organization will learn to move more at work and build a culture of health and well-being.
YOUNG WORKERS IN ANY INDUSTRY,
Promoting U Through Safety and Health (PUSH)
Young workers are two times more likely to be injured on the job and less likely to advocate for their rights. PUSH is a toolkit designed for organizations to help young workers reduce workplace injuries, increase healthy habits, and build communication skills.
CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISORS & EMPLOYEES
Be Super!
Construction workers in the United States are 3 to 5 times more likely to be injured or killed on the job compared to workers in other industries. The "Be Super!" toolkit is an evidence-based program designed to help organizations improve safety, health, and well-being by educating employees on effective supervision, safety practices, and healthy lifestyles.
HOME CARE WORKERS,
COMmunity of Practice And Safety Support (COMPASS)
Home care workers often lack access to training, ergonomic tools, and peer support, which puts them at greater risk for injuries and mental and physical illnesses. COMPASS is an evidence-based toolkit geared toward creating a supportive community of professionals to help produce changes in safety and health outcomes.
TRUCK DRIVING TEAMS
Tech4Rest
Insufficient sleep is related to workplace safety, high risk for obesity, chronic disease, and early mortality. Truck driving teams, where one driver sleeps in a moving vehicle while the other partner drives, face especially challenging sleeping conditions. The Tech4Rest study aims to improve the sleep, health, and well-being of team truck drivers
Affiliated Training Programs
Learn more about OHWC affiliated programs developed at our home research institute, the Oregon Institute of Occupational Health Sciences at OHSU.
OHWC Affiliated Program
for Supervisors in Any Industry
Veteran Supportive Supervisor Training (VSST)
The Veteran-Supportive Supervisor Training (VSST) is the first scientifically evaluated training to improve Veteran experiences in the workplace by training supervisors. The VSST provides supervisors with knowledge that positively shapes the way they perceive, interact with and support Veterans in the workplace.
OHWC Affiliated Program
MESH (Military Employee Sleep and Health) Training
The Oregon MESH Study is a Department of Defense-funded collaboration. The goal of MESH is to improve the health and well-being of full-time military Service Members by providing their supervisors with the skills to positively impact their workplace climates.
OHWC Affiliated Program
Mental Health and Resilience Training for Military Leaders
The Readiness Supportive Training for Leaders (RESULT) study is a training for junior leaders in active duty U.S. Army, teaching them ways to support the soldiers in the platoon and build resilience. The training program is expected to have a positive impact on Soldier readiness and resilience, psychological health, team cohesion and reduced loneliness. This research is designed to benefit not only U.S. Army soldiers but across all military branches, as well as first-responders and other civilian occupations that face highly stressful situations as part of their work. Read more about the project on the Oregon and the Workplace blog.
OHWC Affiliated Program
Safety & Health Involvement for Truck Drivers (SHIFT)
SHIFT is a weight and health promotion program tailored for truck drivers and is proven to work. SHIFT was developed with an understanding of the demands of commercial driving, incorporating sleep, eating, and exercise elements to advance driver safety, health, and well-being. This program supports drivers' success with a group weight loss competition that includes weekly behavior and body weight logging, online training, and health coaching. SHIFT is one of two programs for truck drivers established as effective with a randomized controlled design.
Learn more about our toolkits
Interested in learning more? Complete the popup intake form on this webpage or contact
Amy Spring, Senior Outreach & Dissemination Specialist springam@ohsu.edu