Prevention adviser at Mensura: something for you?

• You support your clients in their psychosocial policy plans and related areas (e.g. undesirable behaviour, aggression, absenteeism) and run risk analyses.
• You conduct (in)formal interviews in the context of legislation.
• You will provide training and webinars at clients’ premises and for colleagues.
• You provide support after traumatic events.
• You offer employees individual counselling on psychosocial issues (e.g. alcohol or drug addiction, stress, aggression, conflicts).

• If you have a master’s degree in business psychology, clinical psychology, sociology, or pedagogy, you can continue your education at Mensura to become a psychosocial prevention adviser.
• You complete the multidisciplinary basic training for prevention advisers (six months), then the psychosocial specialisation (one year).
• The training programme takes place at a rate of one day a week.
• Mensura funds the training programme.

• You run risk analyses, develop prevention measures, investigate serious accidents, and raise awareness in the field of prevention. You will do this with clients in various sectors and within a multidisciplinary team.
• You will support the internal prevention services and attend meetings of the Committee for Prevention and Protection at Work.
• You provide training on various aspects of safety.

Curious about what Thomas, ergonomics prevention adviser, and Lieven, occupational safety prevention adviser, do at Mensura? Follow them thanks to this video:

• If you have a master’s degree in industrial sciences with the additional level 2 prevention adviser degree, you can obtain the level 1 degree at Mensura.
• The training programme takes two years to complete, at a rate of one day a week during working hours.
• Mensura funds the training programme.

Have a question about working at Mensura or one of our vacancies? Coralie (coralie@mensura.be) or Ikram (ikram@mensura.be) will be happy to help you!