Career development

Long before COVID-19 struck, change was sweeping through work practices. OSH professionals must keep themselves up to date and ensure they have the right skill-set to be able to advise businesses.

IOSH Future Leader Jessica Sales explains her journey from lab quality control apprentice to QHSE manager with global commercial real estate services and investment company, CBRE. 

Nineteen-year-old IOSH student member Lauren Healey on why she chose an OSH career and her aspirations to work in the education sector.

Achieving Chartered status during maternity leave was just one among many impressive achievements for Karen Godfrey – safety, health and environment manager at Morgan Sindall Construction (Yorkshire and North East).

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

CPD is more crucial than ever, but how can you set the best speed for the treadmill of work, study, repeat?

Integrating OSH into education improves young people’s risk intelligence and could generate interest in an OSH career.

Can the environment be brought under the same umbrella as health and safety? IOSH’s Duncan Spencer CFIOSH reflects on dialogue received from IOSH’s Environment and Waste Management Group (EWMG).

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.

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