The Rail Safety and Standards Board (RSSB) is a British independent not-for-profit company.
It is owned by rail industry stakeholders, including Network Rail, infrastructure managers, train operating companies and rolling stock companies. By bringing the whole industry together, they can address issues of common concern and help organisations in the rail industry become safer and more sustainable for passengers, the workforce and the wider public, while reducing risk and cost.
A wellbeing champion is somebody who acts as a listening ear for colleagues, outside of the line management structure. This guide contains everything rail organisations need to set up a champion programme.
Mental health awareness training can empower managers to approach wellbeing more effectively. This resource aims to help those in the rail industry to understand mental health training and guide them to further support.
Line managers and supervisors are the frontline of wellbeing management. This resource shows managers in the railway industry where to find information to promote awareness of mental health in the workplace.
Managing work when you are struggling with mental health difficulties can be hard. This guide covers what reasonable adjustments are, and how they impact the rail industry.
Rail workers who witness a suicide or other traumatic event can suffer from PTSD. This resource contains information on recovering from a potentially traumatic incident and where to go for support.
