Mental health at work is now a core occupational safety and health issue in Malaysia. DOSH’s Guideline on Psychosocial Risk Assessment and Management at the Workplace (PRisMA) and newer flexible-work guidance make clear that employers’ duty of care extends to psychosocial risks — such as excessive workload, poor support, workplace conflict and harassment. MASTAC supports employers to identify, assess and manage these risks and build a mentally healthier, more productive workplace.
Regulatory context
DOSH’s PRisMA guideline (2024) and the OSH Guide for Flexible Work Arrangements (2026) extend employers’ duty of care under OSHA 1994 to psychosocial risks and mental health at work.
How We Help
Psychosocial hazard identification across the workplace
PRisMA-aligned psychosocial risk assessment (surveys and interviews)
Risk profiling and prioritisation
Practical intervention and action planning
Awareness briefings for managers and employees
Review and continual improvement
Who Should Consider This Service
Employers meeting their psychosocial duty of care
HR, management and safety & health committees
High-pressure sectors and larger workplaces
Organisations with flexible / hybrid work arrangements
Our Approach
Engage leadership and plan the assessment
Gather employee input confidentially
Analyse and profile psychosocial risks
Recommend and support practical interventions
Review progress and embed a supportive culture
Scope & delivery: MASTAC delivers this service in-house and, where the work requires a specific registered competent person or accredited provider (for example under DOSH or DOE requirements), through our qualified / registered personnel or partners. We confirm the exact scope with you before starting.