All content published on this website is the exclusive intellectual property of Psychosocial Hazards & Safety Australia, unless otherwise stated.
This includes, but is not limited to:
written content, training descriptions, and explanatory text
frameworks, methodologies, models, and terminology
sector-specific risk concepts and control logic
course structures, learning outcomes, and delivery formats
diagrams, graphics, icons, and visual representations
logos, branding, and design elements
All intellectual property is protected under Australian and international copyright, trademark, and intellectual property laws.
Ownership
All original material on this website has been developed through professional practice, research, operational experience, and applied work across safety-critical, regulated, and high-risk sectors.
No material on this website is provided as public domain, open-source, or unrestricted content.
No Licence Granted
Accessing or viewing this website does not grant:
a licence to copy or reproduce content
permission to adapt, translate, or re-frame material
rights to incorporate content into training packages, policy documents, standards, audits, or commercial products
permission to use concepts, language, or frameworks for competing or derivative services
Any use beyond personal, non-commercial viewing requires prior written consent.
Prohibited Use
You must not, without express written permission:
copy, scrape, download, or reproduce website content
re-publish material in whole or in part
use content in training, consulting, assurance, or audit activities
represent concepts or frameworks as your own or as generic industry practice
distribute content internally or externally within organisations
Unauthorised use will be treated as a breach of intellectual property rights.
Enforcement
Psychosocial Hazards & Safety Australia actively monitors for unauthorised use of its intellectual property.
Where misuse is identified, we reserve the right to pursue:
formal takedown requests
cease-and-desist action
regulatory or contractual remedies
legal action for infringement
Permitted Enquiries
Organisations wishing to:
licence content
commission training or advisory work
request formal use of materials
undertake due-diligence review
may contact us directly to discuss terms.
No implied permission is given by silence or access.
Governing Law
This Intellectual Property & Copyright Notice is governed by the laws of Australia.
Effective Date
This notice applies from the 28th January 2026, remains in force unless formally amended in writing.