Management

In this episode, Kellie Mundell speaks to IOSH's newly elected president Jimmy Quinn about his priorities for the next 12 months and how he intends to collaborate, enhance and influence the membership during his presidency.

Tesco has been fined £300,000 after a man was crushed under a roll cage.

The Atomic Weapons Establishment (AWE) has been fined £660,000 after a flashover of electricity from a 415V source narrowly avoided a demolition contractor.

Join IOSH's very own Duncan Spencer, head of policy and advice, along with Aaron Davis from Intelex Technologies ULC to learn more about how continued advancements in connected safety and connected worker technologies are changing how we manage facets of our HSE management programmes.

Many organisations understand the concept of setting an occupational safety and health (OSH) strategy to plan for the future, but how do they identify potential threats and opportunities that could affect or change their approach to it?

Bev Messinger will step down as IOSH CEO in 2021, a year later than originally planned, she has confirmed.

Gig economy workers are entitled to the same EU health and safety rights as employees, the UK High Court has ruled.

High winds and monoflex sheeting caused scaffold to act as a ‘giant sail’ and collapse onto street

Since its launch in 2019, there are now more than 6500 members – and they’ve taken over the latest issue of IOSH magazine.

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