The shape of PPE for women could be changing to enhance safety and effectiveness
August 16, 2023
The shape of PPE for women could be changed so it increases safety for the user and is more effective in its role. Read More
Women in construction to be celebrated at national awards
August 10, 2023
Women working in the construction industry are set to be celebrated at a national awards ceremony this year. Read More
“Don’t let anybody knock you down, don’t let anything set you back”
July 3, 2023
SHP speaks to Carolyn Smith, Director of Health and Safety at VPS, about gender diversity in health and safety. Read More
“It’s not about setting KPIs for the number of women within an organisation, it must go beyond than that” – Beth Holroyd on the importance of female representation
February 20, 2023
Women may only make up 14% of the construction industry and only 21% of the IOSH membership. Beth Holroyd is determined to change the numbers. Read More
Women’s wellbeing in male-dominated industries
January 24, 2022
Commerical Director at the National Federation of Builders, highlights what needs to be done to ensure significant change in workplace culture. Read More
Safety footwear: ‘A more gender sensitive fit would be a huge leap forward’. SHP Meets Debbie Janson, chartered engineer and safety footwear guru
October 30, 2019
Debbie Janson is undertaking research into the usability of safety footwear with the University of Bath, an important topic given the impact it has on many working lives. Read More
Women in construction and engineering celebrated at lavish awards ceremony
May 24, 2016
The finalists of the European Women in Construction & Engineering Awards came together last week to celebrate female role models within these sectors.
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Photo gallery: WICE Awards Judging Day
April 28, 2016
Finalists of the European WICE awards took place last week, with the health and safety category including representatives from Crossrail, Mace and Morgan Sindall among others. This photo gallery provides a flavour of the judging day. Read More
