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Future leader: Scott Middleton

7th July 2020
After 13 years as a plumber, Scott Middleton switched career paths and became a legionella team leader for a local authority before taking on his current role as health and safety specialist in NHS Grampian’s corporate health and safety team. He also represented the IOSH North East of Scotland branch at last year’s IOSH Future Leaders Conference.
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The brain gain

7th July 2020
Lena Durbec, workplace innovation and wellbeing at work consultant, on how understanding the risk/reward workings of the brain can make more productive workers.
Why now is the time to develop your l&D strategy

Why now is the time to revamp your L&D strategy

6th July 2020
COVID-19 has fundamentally changed the way we work; but it also requires an update to the way we train, too, writes Susan Dumas
Máiréad Ni Chiarba CMIOSH reflects on Continuing Professional Development (CPD) using Edward de Bono’s Six Thinking Hats.

CPD: parallel thinking

18th June 2020
Máiréad Ni Chiarba CMIOSH reflects on Continuing Professional Development (CPD) using Edward de Bono’s Six Thinking Hats.

High quality IOSH-approved training with ISAC (UK) Ltd

24th June 2019
ISAC (UK) Ltd was established back in 1993 and has provided professional development training courses directly for IOSH for over 25 years.

IOSH Managing Occupational Health and Wellbeing, new from RRC

12th June 2019
RRC is delighted to offer the new IOSH Managing Occupational Health and Wellbeing certificate. 

How to enhance your health and safety career at RGU

25th April 2019
Robert Gordon University’s (RGU) MSc in Health, Safety and Risk (HSR) Management has been designed in collaboration with practitioners to study the management, rather than simply the technical applications, of this rapidly expanding area of expertise.

The right fit

10th April 2019
Training that mixes distance-learning and face-to-face tuition works wonders as long as it is personalised.

A look in the mirror

9th April 2019
OSH professionals can be effective influencers of positive change in the workplace but first should reflect on how their behaviours may be perceived by others. 

IOSH’s new Pioneers of Progress project

30th January 2019
In that time, IOSH members and other practitioners in our great profession have been at the forefront of progressive change in the workplace.Work-related accident and illness rates are still too high but have fallen where our profession and legislation, such as the UK's Health and Safety at Work Act, have raised the consciousness of safety and health issues among employers and workers.Yet we know that provisions for occupational safety and health vary widely, and recognition for our role in the workplace and wider society remains lacking.