SMAC-23 Conversation Starters
Below you can download subject-specific 'Conversation Starter' kits for SMAC-23.
The 'Conversation Starters' are intended as a starting point for engaging your team in SMAC-23. Please follow the instructions contained in the SMAC-23 Introductory Notes. If you would like to publicise your SMAC-23 engagement on social media, please use the hashtags #StopMakeAChange and/or #SMAC23.
The 'Conversation Starters' are intended as a starting point for engaging your team in SMAC-23. Please follow the instructions contained in the SMAC-23 Introductory Notes. If you would like to publicise your SMAC-23 engagement on social media, please use the hashtags #StopMakeAChange and/or #SMAC23.
- SMAC-23 Introductory Notes
- SMAC-23 - Respiratory Health
- SMAC-23 - People Plant Interface
- SMAC-23 - Access & Egress
- SMAC-23 - Electrical Installations
- SMAC-23 - Hand Injuries
- SMAC-23 - Lifting Operations
- SMAC-23 - Office Safety
- SMAC-23 - Slips, Trips & Falls
- SMAC-23 - Risk Zones
- SMAC-23 - Working at Height
- SMAC-23 - COVID-19
- SMAC-23 - Diabetes
In addition to the topics listed above, we have also provided guidance and signposting for:
Due to the unique nature of ‘Mental Health & Work Related Stress’, ‘Cancer’, and 'Diabetes', both Mates in Mind, CRUK & DSO have produced their own bespoke guidance on how to start a conversation. Please use the respective Tabs to access this information.
NOTE – HSE have launched their own Talking Toolkit to provide guidance on Work Related Stress and how to take the first steps to talk to those who are suffering from it. Please use this link to take you to the Talking Toolkit document that can be used by employers.
Additional Resources
- Mental Health & Work Related Stress
- Cancer
- Diabetes
Due to the unique nature of ‘Mental Health & Work Related Stress’, ‘Cancer’, and 'Diabetes', both Mates in Mind, CRUK & DSO have produced their own bespoke guidance on how to start a conversation. Please use the respective Tabs to access this information.
NOTE – HSE have launched their own Talking Toolkit to provide guidance on Work Related Stress and how to take the first steps to talk to those who are suffering from it. Please use this link to take you to the Talking Toolkit document that can be used by employers.
Additional Resources