We may be emerging from the recent global recession, but there’s a long way to go on the road to recovery. With business budgets tightening, times are hard for many health and safety professionals.
This year, the National Safety Symposium (NSS) returns to the East Midlands, taking place from 5 to 7 September 2010 at the Nottingham Belfry Hotel, situated on the outskirts of Nottingham.
Working in health and safety means building a workplace culture that includes ‘buy-in’ from employees at all levels and the management of a wide range of risks.
From this month, overseas members of IOSH will be able to receive a digital edition of SHP, as well as getting their copy of the magazine through the post.
Over the past five years all of us at IOSH – members and staff – have been working through a number of changes that have helped us work better together.
If you’re a health and safety trainer – whether you’re a commercial trainer or you deliver training to your colleagues in-house – this year’s IOSH training roadshow can help you make the changes you need to create success.
Former IOSH president Ray Hurst continued to spread the good word about health and safety when he appeared on BBC Essex in April. Ray was a guest on the station’s breakfast show, where he discussed UK perceptions of health and safety with presenter Ray Clark.
