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IOSH

IOSH is the Chartered body for health and safety professionals, with around 50,000 members worldwide.

Follow our page to join our community of people who are passionate about making the world of work safe and healthy. IOSH was founded in 1945 and is a registered charity with international NGO status.

24/03/2026

We’re heading back to the Health and Safety Event this April and we’re looking forward to a fantastic 3 days ahead!

IOSH is returning to the NEC from 28–30 April, and we’ve lined up three days packed with inspiration, bold ideas and conversations that will shape the future of OSH.

✨ Day 1 is one you won’t want to miss.
We’re kicking things off with an incredible lineup of IOSH leaders, future leaders and industry voices, including:

• Richard Bate, Michelle Stonley, Shaun Lundy
• Kelly Nicoll and Duncan Spencer
• Bruce Daisley — author and future‑of‑work expert
• Members of the IOSH Future Leaders Community: Jenny Storeham, Nick Spencer, Jemma Magee, Danielle Thorburn
and that’s just the start.

From the evolving OSH profession to culture, behaviour and real‑world technical insights, day one is bursting with ideas that will push our profession forward.

👉 Come meet us, connect with peers and be part of the conversation.
We can’t wait to see you there!

Book now: https://bit.ly/4dcsMdb

20/03/2026

🏆🎬Celebrating film production safety at the National Film and Television School!

We were thrilled to present the IOSH Award for Health and Safety Management in Film Production at this year’s NFTS graduation ceremony.

A huge congratulations to this year’s winners Jeanet Froidurot, Tamera Gatharu and Sorcha Kahn who impressed us with their TV entertainment collaboration Bikini State: Zombie Apocalypse.

Tyrone Partridge, Vice Chair of the IOSH Thames Valley community, attended the ceremony once again to present the award. He shared his praise for the trio: “The winning team demonstrated strong leadership in their approach to health and safety, particularly within the risk assessment process. They adopted a holistic approach and fully embraced risk assessment as an essential part of the entire production.”

Read more about their achievement here:
https://bit.ly/4dtg0XG

👏 Congratulations once again to our talented winners!

17/03/2026

Many OSH professionals reach a point where they’re ready to grow but aren’t sure what the next step looks like.

That’s where Gemma Emery found herself on her journey to chartership, until she connected with a mentor through the IOSH mentoring programme. Through honest conversations and practical support, mentoring helped her recognise the confidence she already had.

She now describes mentoring as one of the most valuable parts of her career development.

Mentoring and volunteering as a mentor helps strengthen the OSH profession by creating space for real conversations about growth and development.

What step in your OSH journey would you value support with right now?

Find out more: https://bit.ly/4uuNlaV

16/03/2026

🌟 It’s Neurodiversity Celebration Week – and it’s time to focus on facts that truly protect neurodivergent workers.

More and more organisations are talking openly about neurodiversity, and that’s something to celebrate. Every day, millions of neurodivergent people bring creativity, innovation and fresh ways of thinking to their workplaces. But the risks they face and the support they need can sometimes look different from their neurotypical colleagues.

📚 Recent research shows real progress:
✔ Senior leaders are making stronger commitments to inclusion
✔ HR teams are better trained and more supportive of flexible working
✔ Awareness is growing through internal campaigns and conversations

But there’s still more work to do. Neurodiversity is still often not considered in the context of health and safety risks. Support can be condition-specific, even though many people have overlapping needs. And workplace adjustments aren’t always reviewed when things change, which can leave people without the support they need.

💡 Want to know what organisations can do better?

🔗 Read the full blog for practical, evidence-based steps to support neurodivergent colleagues safely and effectively: https://bit.ly/4sdGXTG

13/03/2026

The Health and Safety Event Asia and IOSH Conference in Singapore last November brought together an incredible mix of ideas, expertise and energy from OSH professionals across the region. It was a real highlight for our community, and we’re excited to share some of those moments with you!

To help you experience the insights from the event, we’ve put together a YouTube playlist featuring standout talks and key moments. It’s a great way to dive into the discussions, revisit the big themes, or catch up on anything you might have missed.

These sessions explore some of the most important topics shaping the future of occupational safety and health, including:

• Working at height
• Transforming safety culture
• Mental health integration into safety
And so much more.

What topic are you most interested in exploring from the event?

Watch now: https://bit.ly/4706OWO

10/03/2026

Great news! Thousands of line managers in SMEs across the UK have now completed the DWP funded IOSH Managing Occupational Health and Wellbeing course – and you can join them too!

With over 2.8 million people currently signed off long-term sick, it’s more important than ever for managers to feel confident spotting early signs of ill health, having supportive conversations and making simple adjustments that really help people stay well at work.

The feedback from learners has been fantastic, with many saying the course has given them practical tools they can use straight away.

👏 A huge well done to everyone who’s already completed their training!

If you haven’t booked yet, there’s still time – but places are limited.

👉 Secure your spot by 31 March 2026:
https://bit.ly/4cDS8Ao

09/03/2026

🌍 Happy Commonwealth Day!

We’re joining millions across the Commonwealth today to celebrate this year’s theme – ‘Unlocking opportunities together for a prosperous Commonwealth’. It’s a message that feels very close to what we do at IOSH.

For us, prosperity begins with people and with making sure everyone has the chance to work safely, healthily and sustainably. When workplaces are strong, communities thrive.

As we look ahead to CHOGM 2026 in Antigua and Barbuda, we’re proud to be working with partners across the Commonwealth to support safer work, stronger institutions and opportunities that reach every community.

To celebrate Commonwealth Day, IOSH Strategic Engagement Manager Marcel Le Roux will attend a service of celebration at Westminster Abbey in London followed by a special reception hosted by The King and Queen. The events bring together Commonwealth Foreign Affairs Ministers and strategic partners, highlighting shared priorities for cooperation and development.

Here’s to building a prosperous future where everyone can thrive at work. 💙✨

Read more: https://bit.ly/4rgVTiz

03/03/2026

🌟 Lessons from a leader – Building tomorrow’s next generation in workplace health and safety

Lawrence Webb, IOSH Trustee and Past President reflects on his early career and the lessons that shaped him.

Interested in learning more?

Join Stuart Hughes, Head of Health and Safety at Mercedes‑AMG PETRONAS Formula One team and former IOSH President, as he leads a powerful discussion with leaders from Fujitsu, Nike and Sainsbury’s. They’ll talk openly about their real career experiences, the lessons learned along the way and the strategies that shape effective safety leadership today.

Whether you're starting out or aiming for your next big step, this session will give you practical guidance and inspiration to move your career forward with confidence.

🗓 17 March 2026
⏰ 13:00–14:00 GMT
💻 Free webinar

Register now: https://bit.ly/4l1VLlP

02/03/2026

Ever thought about mentoring but don’t know where to start?

Barbara Derecka shares:
✨ What inspired them to take the leap
✨ How they knew they were ready
✨ The biggest lessons and rewards

Mentoring isn’t just giving it’s growing, connecting, and making an impact.

💬 Are you mentoring or thinking about it? Drop a comment and join the conversation we want to hear your story!

Find out more: https://bit.ly/4kId5fb

27/02/2026

Chartered status is a powerful marker of progression, recognised expertise and true professional commitment.

As we near the end of Chartered Week, IOSH Chartered Member Monica Nwosu shares how becoming Chartered has strengthened her professional credibility and enhanced her strategic thinking, reflective practice and use of OSH tools.

Read her story below and tell us in the comments what being Chartered means to you.

👉 Start your journey: https://bit.ly/3ZTGgm5

26/02/2026

📣 IOSH is excited to be exhibiting at the Apprenticeships and Training Conference (ATC) 2026!

The UK’s leading conference for skills, apprenticeships and workforce training will take place at the ACC in Liverpool from 2-3 March 2026.

The conference features a dynamic programme of keynotes, workshops and discussions designed to challenge thinking, share best practice and spark new ideas in apprenticeships and training.

Our team will be on hand to talk all things IOSH qualifications, training, business solutions and membership.

🎟️ Attending ATC 2026?
Come and say hello – you’ll find us at Stand A29. We’d love to meet you!

Find out more: https://bit.ly/4r03FND

25/02/2026

Ten years. One goal. A moment of real pride.

During Chartered Week, Michelle shares her journey to Chartered status, a path that began in 2005 and was achieved in 2015 after a decade of hard work and determination.

Every milestone mattered. From Tech to Graduate, she developed not only as a safety practitioner, but as a professional. Working in Housing and Construction, she was supported by management along the way, reinforcing the importance of growth and progression.

For Michelle, achieving Chartered status was the pinnacle of her IOSH journey. A powerful marker of dedication, resilience and belief in her profession.

Chartered is more than an accreditation. It represents commitment, progress and pride.

What has your journey to Chartered meant to you?

Find out more about IOSH Chartered membership: https://bit.ly/3ZTGgm5

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