The WGDA features a set of 35 targeted questions that enable employers to assess their current diversity practices. Upon completion, employers will receive a unique ‘diversity score’ along with a tailored report that provides actionable items and recommendations to help them advance their gender diversity efforts. This report is designed to be practical and impactful, offering clear steps to improve inclusion across all levels of the organisation.
By focusing on these 10 key areas, the WGDA provides a comprehensive approach to advancing gender diversity, tailored to the unique needs of the manufacturing sector. This tool not only highlights areas of strength but also identifies opportunities for growth, supporting companies in their journey towards greater diversity maturity.
MSQ is committed to driving positive change across Queensland’s manufacturing industry, creating workplaces where all employees can thrive and contribute to a dynamic, innovative future.
The Workplace Gender Diversity Assessment is just the beginning of your organisation’s gender diversity journey. Once you have completed the assessment, you’ll gain access to the Advancing Gender Diversity in Manufacturing Learning Modules on Open Learning. This course is designed to help you put your results into practice.
The Advancing Gender Diversity in Manufacturing Learning Modules provide practical learning modules, action plans and downloadable resources aligned with the ten Workplace Gender Diversity focus areas. Whether you’re looking to strengthen existing initiatives or take the first steps towards creating a more inclusive workplace, the LMS offers practical tools to support meaningful and sustainable change.
Through the Modules, you can:
The Workplace Gender Diversity Assessment helps you understand where you are now. The AGDM provides the knowledge, tools and resources to help you take the next step.
Limited to 10 Queensland manufacturing businesses.
This program is proudly supported and funded by the Queensland Government.
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5 August 2026