Psychosocial Risks: Frequently Asked Questions
InsightsBusiness leaders are asking numerous questions regarding their new responsibilities to reduce the psychosocial risks for their workers.
Psychosocial risks (PSRs) are recognized as having an impact on the quality of the working environment and the psychological health of employees. To comply with the Act to Modernize the Occupational Health and Safety System (Law 27), Quebec businesses must implement a plan for managing and preventing PSRs.
This requirement gives your organization an opportunity to stand out as an employer of choice and to have a direct impact on your employees’ work environment and psychological wellbeing.
Take the necessary steps to manage and anticipate how PSRs might affect your work environment. A successful PSR prevention and management plan can provide the following benefits:

We can guide you through designing workplace health and safety policies adapted to your reality and training your teams as well as ensuring methodical and confidential management of medical and administrative files related to the health and safety of your employees.
Over the years, our team has acquired considerable experience in human resources management, PSR and work environment analysis, interview and survey techniques, data analysis and identifying potential solutions.
Furthermore, we developed a survey platform that enables us to intervene very quickly and efficiently within your organization.
Our team can support you at every stage of implementing your PSR management and prevention plan, which will positively impact your work environment and the health of your employees.

Pinpoint the sectors where PSRs have the most negative impact on your organization.
Confidential surveys on our platform, or individual or group interviews.
Analyze data and identify potential solutions tailored to your organization’s reality.
Follow up on actions adopted by management and the OHS committee to counter the effects of PSRs.
Development of skills that foster sound human resources management. Various training programs related to psychological health in the workplace.
Organizational adjustments in line with the recommended solutions.
We analyze your practices, legal obligations, and organizational context to quickly identify priorities and areas of risk.
We help you implement coherent, compliant HR policies, tools, and practices aligned with your operational reality.
We work closely with your HR teams and managers to facilitate decision‑making and ensure the sustainable application of solutions.
Business leaders are asking numerous questions regarding their new responsibilities to reduce the psychosocial risks for their workers.
Preventing psychosocial risks extends beyond complying with legal requirements. It means investing in your organization's performance and sustainability.
Law 27 provides for new obligations for businesses such as including psychosocial risks in their occupational health and safety prevention plan.