Personal performance

Becoming a Chartered Fellow has given Worrell Richards a real sense of achievement. An IOSH member for almost 20 years, Worrell had personal and professional reasons for wanting Fellowship status.

Fellows project article

Sarah Lilienthal CFIOSH began her career in OSH 20 years ago and joined IOSH as a Graduate Member a few years later.

Michael Watson CFIOSH joined IOSH in 1996 although his career in the industry began in 1985 when he took a role as a safety representative.

Matt has been a member of IOSH since leaving the Armed Forces, Corps of Royal Engineers, in 2011.

PhD research candidate Reza Mehboob CFIOSH has reached the ‘pinnacle’ of the profession in less than six years.

Recruiting veterans to OSH brings many benefits, but it’s a missed opportunity for far too many organisations.

As we celebrate International Women’s Day on 8 March, women in senior OSH positions around the world talk about improving women’s working conditions, and how much more work there is to do to achieve gender parity in the profession.

Then we’ll begin… Storytelling is a powerful tool for businesses, especially in health and safety. How can professionals use it wisely?

A new cohort of apprentices have started studying for the SHE Technician Apprenticeship in Workington. To mark National Apprenticeship Week, we found out how it was going.