COCKBURN Ice Arena’s focus on good health has earned them recognition under Cancer Council’s WA Healthier Workplace WA program.
The Bibra Lake facility received the silver recognition for their Workplace Wellness Program, which has been running for two years, in acknowledgement of their commitment to health and wellbeing.
Initiatives introduced under Cockburn Ice Arena’s program include the promotion of healthy eating and drinking, a smoke-free workplace policy and end of trip facilities such as showers, lockers and secure bike storage.
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READ NOWCockburn Ice Arena general manager Calandra Barratt said they took seriously their responsibility to promote good health to staff, patrons and the broader community.
“We strive to enhance the physical and psychological health, safety and quality of life of all staff,” she said.
“We believe that healthy employees help to create a healthy organisation, and that greater health, safety and wellness leads to improved satisfaction and morale, which contributes to a more effective organisation.
“As a sporting and dining venue, we are committed to supporting and promoting the health of our athlete students and sporting enthusiasts, as well as of our dining patrons, staff, and community.”
Visit www.healthierworkplacewa.com.au for more information.