Articles by Matt Lamy

With three decades of risk management experience, Hugh Maxwell CFIOSH explains how the competency framework can be used to guide both individuals and entire organisations.

Aliasman Morshidi TechIOSH, vice-president of the Malaysian Society for Occupational Safety and Health, explains his role in the exciting developments taking place in Malaysia’s OSH sector.

Mike Hedges has been a London taxi driver for 30 years and more recently became a researcher into air pollution.

Former IOSH president John Lacey’s connection with health and safety began in the 1960s and he joined IOSH in 1977. He spoke to our Future Leaders about what’s changed and what has stayed the same.

In an exclusive interview, Sarah Newton, new chair of the UK Health and Safety Executive, explains how she intends to drive safety forward.

Mixing life lessons from the army and fire service with classic philosophy, IOSH Chartered Member Simon Cassin says we should think more deeply about what we want to achieve for our health and wellbeing.

The safety culture at Kazakhstan’s national railway hadn’t moved on from its time under Soviet control. But in the last year, new HSE director Askhat Sariyev has started to change processes, practices and – most importantly – mindsets.

International SOS is providing medical services to support 28,000 construction workers on the mega project – we found out more.

KOSHA president Dr Dooyong Park reveals how the lessons South Korea learned from previous disease outbreaks meant the country was fighting fit.