Skip to main content
IOSH Magazine: Safety, Health and Wellbeing in the world of work - return to the homepage IOSH Magaazine logo
  • Visit IOSH Magazine on Facebook
  • Visit @ioshmagazine on Twitter
  • Visit IOSH Magazine on LinkedIn
Non-verbal communication
How to build trust
March/April 2023 issue

Main navigation

  • Home
    • Browse previous issues
    • Member accolades
    • Member tributes
  • Health
    • Mental health and wellbeing
      • Bullying
      • Drugs and alcohol
      • Mental health
      • Stress
      • Wellbeing
    • Musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs)
      • Ergonomics
      • Manual handling
      • Vibration
    • Occupational cancer
      • Asbestos
      • Hazardous substances
      • Radiation
  • Safety
    • Incident management
      • Chemicals
      • Electricity
      • Fire
      • First aid
      • Slips and trips
    • Non-health related fatalities
      • Road safety
      • Work at height
    • Risk management
      • Confined spaces
      • Disability
      • Legionella
      • Lifting operations
      • Lone workers
      • Noise
      • Personal protective equipment
      • Violence at work
      • Work equipment
      • Workplace transport
  • Management
    • Human factors
      • Accident reduction
      • Behavioural safety
      • Control of contractors
      • Migrant workers
      • Older workers
      • Reporting
      • Safe systems of work
      • Sickness absence
      • Young workers
    • Leadership and management
      • Employee involvement
      • Management systems
    • Management standards
      • ISO 45001
      • ISO 45003
    • Planning
      • Assurance
      • Compliance
      • Emergency planning
      • Insurance
    • Rehabilitation
      • Personal injury
      • Return to work
    • Strategy
      • Corporate governance
      • Performance/results
      • Regulation/enforcement
      • Reputation
    • Sustainability
      • Human capital and Vision Zero
  • Skills
    • Communication
    • Personal performance
      • Achieving Fellowship
      • Career development
      • Competencies
      • Personal development
      • Professional skills
      • Qualifications
    • Stakeholder management
    • Working with others
      • Leadership
      • Future Leaders
  • Jobs
  • Covid-19
  • Knowledge Bank
    • Back to basics
    • Book club
    • Infographics
    • Podcast
    • Reports
    • Webinars
    • Videos
  • Products & Services
  • Management
    • Human factors
      • Sickness absence
      • Accident reduction
      • Behavioural safety
      • Control of contractors
      • Migrant workers
      • Older workers
      • Reporting
      • Safe systems of work
      • Young workers
    • Leadership and management
      • Employee involvement
      • Leadership
      • Management systems
    • Management standards
      • ISO 45001
      • ISO 45003
    • Planning
      • Assurance
      • Compliance
      • Emergency planning
      • Insurance
    • Strategy
      • Corporate governance
      • Performance/results
      • Regulation/enforcement
      • Reputation
    • Sustainability
      • Human capital and Vision Zero
  • Health
    • COVID-19
    • Mental health and wellbeing
      • Bullying
      • Drugs and alcohol
      • Mental health
      • Stress
      • Wellbeing
    • Musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs)
      • Ergonomics
      • Manual handling
      • Vibration
    • Occupational cancer
      • Asbestos
      • Hazardous substances
      • Radiation
  • Safety
    • Incident management
      • Chemicals
      • Electricity
      • Fire
      • First aid
      • Slips and trips
    • Non-health related fatalities
      • Road safety
      • Work at height
    • Risk management
      • Confined spaces
      • Disability
      • Legionella
      • Lifting operations
      • Lone workers
      • Noise
      • Personal protective equipment
      • Violence at work
      • Work equipment
      • Workplace transport
  • Skills
    • Communication
    • Personal performance
      • Career development
      • Competencies
      • Personal development
      • Qualifications
      • Professional skills
      • Achieving Fellowship
    • Stakeholder management
    • Working with others
      • Leadership
      • Future Leaders
  • Transport and logistics
  • Third sector
  • Retail
  • Mining and quarrying
  • Rail
  • Rehabilitation
    • Personal injury
    • Return to work
  • Utilities
  • Manufacturing and engineering
  • Construction
  • Sector: IOSH Branch
    • Sector: Northern Ireland
    • Sector: Midland
    • Sector: Merseyside
    • Sector: Manchester and North West Districts
    • Sector: Ireland East
    • Sector: Ireland
    • Sector: Edinburgh
    • Sector: Desmond-South Munster
    • Sector: Qatar
    • Sector: Oman
    • Singapore
    • Sector: South Coast
    • Sector: South Wales
    • Sector: Thames Valley
    • Sector: Tyne and Wear
    • Sector: UAE
    • Sector: West of Scotland
    • Sector: Yorkshire
  • Healthcare
  • Sector: Fire
  • Sector: Financial/general services
  • Sector: Energy
  • Education
  • Sector: Communications and media
  • Chemicals
  • Sector: Central government
  • Catering and leisure
  • Agriculture and forestry
  • Sector: Local government
  • Sector: IOSH Group
    • Sector: Financial Services
    • Sector: Sports Grounds and Events
    • Rural industries
    • Sector: railway
    • Public Services
    • Sector: Offshore
    • Sector: Hazardous Industries
    • Sector: Food and Drink
    • Sector: Fire Risk Management
    • Education
    • Construction
    • Sector: Aviation and Aerospace
Quick links:
  • Home
  • Categories
  • IOSH News

Five new Trustees appointed to IOSH Board

Open-access content Monday 21st November 2016
From the archive:  Just so you know, this article is more than 3 years old.

Chair of IOSH's Board of Trustees, Bill Gunnyeon

Rebecca Joyce and Professor Jane McCloskey will serve as Independent Trustees for three years, while Maria Darby-Walker will serve for 18 months.

Meanwhile two IOSH Chartered Fellows -- Dr Rob Cooling and Nick Martens -- have been appointed as Member Trustees.

The Board of Trustees is appointed by IOSH's Council and is responsible for overseeing the management of the Institution's affairs, including having legal accountability for all activities and results.

The new members take up their positions immediately, as does Tony Bough, whose appointment as a Member Trustee was announced previously.

Rebecca Joyce has a background in finance and governance in the private sector, working for a professional audit firm and a publicly-listed company.

She works for RPC Group PLC, a leading plastic product design and engineering company. She has significant experience in trust governance and the duties and responsibilities of trustees as well as managing the funding of deficits, managing investments and member communications.

Professor Jane McCloskey is Dean of the Faculty of Creative Industries and Professor of Broadcast Media at the University of South Wales, overseeing its Cardiff campus, which has over 3,000 students.

Her CV includes senior roles at ITV and BBC, where she delivered large-scale business transformation and simplification initiatives. She has also supported organisational transformation in higher education and the not-for-profit sectors in a non-executive capacity.

Maria Darby-Walker has experience of advising boards and senior executives on strategic, reputational and risk management issues at the UK's Financial Conduct Authority, mining group Rio Tinto and frozen foods company Iglo/Birds Eye. She played a key role in the Cadbury defence team against the hostile takeover from Kraft.

Her health and safety experience includes sitting on the HSE Committee for oil and gas company Gulf Keystone Petroleum, while she also oversees health and safety issues for the University of Central Lancashire.

Dr Rob Cooling is Vice-Chair of IOSH's UAE Branch and serves on the Institution's Council. He has actively championed IOSH on a global basis, supporting its development in the Middle East, including the formation of the UAE Branch.

He is Director of Health and Safety at WSP/Parsons Brinckerhoff and heads a team of consultants, providing advisory and training services.

Nick Martens is a former IOSH Vice-President and has also been Chair of the Merseyside Branch and the Professional Affairs Committee, which developed the current membership structure. He is also a Fellow of the Institute of Risk Management.

He works as Divisional HSEQ Director for infrastructure support services provider Amey. Previous employers have included The Vita Group, QBE Insurance, Bechtel Water and Costain.

Bill Gunnyeon, Chair of the IOSH Board of Trustees, said: "As we prepare for the implementation of our new five-year Strategy, taking IOSH to the next stage in its development, it is essential that we have a highly-effective Board to support and oversee that work.

"I am delighted that we are being joined by such great new Trustees, whose wide-ranging experience and expertise will significantly enhance the operation of the Board and perfectly complement the considerable experience and expertise of our existing Trustees."

You may also be interested in...

 Conference to highlight UAE OSH progress

Tuesday 22nd November 2016
Safety and health professionals and other business leaders will also be able to hear about future challenges and how they can be overcome.IOSH's sixth UAE Annual Networking Conference will see the Ministry of Education, the Abu Dhabi Occupational Safety and Health Center (OSHAD) and Dubai Municipality provide updates on their work.Meanwhile IOSH will use the stage to reveal exciting new developments with its portfolio of training products.
Open-access content

 Pooling resources “vital” for offshore safety

Wednesday 23rd November 2016
With organisations in the oil and gas, renewables and marine sectors working together more often, IOSH's Offshore Group  held the event to explore the risks they share and the solutions to them.One of the challenges highlighted by Chris Streatfeild, Director of Health and Safety for RenewableUK, is having different regulatory regimes. But, he added, this does not mean the sectors cannot combine to protect employees, citing the example of new guidelines for offshore emergency response which were published earlier this year and combined several organisations.
Open-access content

 IOSH: Progress continues on ISO 45001 development

Friday 18th November 2016
Work on the development of the ISO 45001 draft international standard (DIS) continues apace, with further progress having been made during a recent meeting in Lithuania of the standard’s ISO PC 283 development committee.Many of the nearly 3,000 individual comments made during a consultation on the ISO 45001 DIS earlier this year were resolved at the work group meeting between 30 October and 4 November 2016, but further work is required to iron-out some remaining issues.
Open-access content

 IOSH Rail Industry Conference 2016: Use positive OSH leadership to avoid complacency

Friday 25th November 2016
Industry experts discussed leadership techniques, learning from accidents, behavioural safety and occupational cancer during the conference, which this year focused on ‘promoting a positive impact’.John Gillespie, HM Assistant Chief Inspector of Railways at the UK’s Office of Rail and Road (ORR), told delegates that “positive leadership is essential if we are to have an impact” on safety and health in the industry.He said: “Positive leaders need to have an understanding of motivation, and what actually motivates individuals towards as positive goal.
Open-access content

 Demos show safety need in hazardous industries

Tuesday 15th November 2016
IOSH's Hazardous Industries Group commissioned the event alongside the Health and Safety Laboratory (HSL) to explain the rationale behind the strict systems governing the sector.Making use of HSL’s extensive large-scale testing facilities, demonstrations included a dust cloud explosion, drum bursting, pool fires and hydraulic fluid fires. The event, called ‘Hazardous industries with a bang – an introduction to process hazards’, was hosted by HSL, which is part of the Health and Safety Executive, on Wednesday 9 November.
Open-access content

 Drive to increase awareness of work cancers in Bulgaria

Tuesday 29th November 2016
The Institution has worked with the Center for Safety and Health at Work in Bulgaria to adapt and translate the campaign’s free materials into Bulgarian.A dedicated website – www.notimetolose.org.uk/bulgaria - has also been developed to further highlight the support for No Time to Lose in the country.The new materials and website were both launched during an event hosted by the Center for Safety and Health at Work, in Sofia, Bulgaria, on 22 November.
Open-access content

Latest from IOSH News

jfc

 IOSH launches new five-year strategy

Tuesday 21st March 2023
IOSH launches its new five-year strategy this spring. It will build and act on the reshaped purpose and ambition gained during WORK 2022, which ran from 2017 to 2022.
Open-access content
RTSH

 Blueprint: new plans and opportunities

Wednesday 4th January 2023
Virman Man explains how IOSH’s new and enhanced tool, launched at the end of last year, will energise you as you take the next steps in your OSH journey in 2023.
Open-access content
52544989228_1185522469_c.jpg

 Celebration marks new IOSH president

Friday 9th December 2022
The 56th president of IOSH was celebrated last week at an event held at Westminster University in London.
Open-access content
Share
  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • Linked in
  • Mail
  • Print

Latest Jobs

Senior Health and Safety Manager

Reading
Up to £65000.00 per annum + Great Car Allowance & Benefits
Reference
5452983

Regional Health and Safety Advisor

Northampton
Up to £53000 per annum + Travel & Excellent Benefits
Reference
5452982

Global Health, Safety and Environment Director

Up to £150000 per annum + Excellent Benefits
Reference
5452980
See all jobs »

Sign up for regular e-alerts

Receive the latest news and features, free to your inbox

Sign up

Subscribe to IOSH magazine

Receive the print edition straight to your door

Subscribe
IOSH Covers
​
FOLLOW US
Twitter
LinkedIn
YouTube
CONTACT US
Contact us
Tel +44 (0)20 7880 6200
​

IOSH

About IOSH
Become a member
IOSH Events
MyIOSH

Information

Privacy Policy
Terms & Conditions
Cookie Policy

Get in touch

Contact us
Advertise with us
Subscribe to IOSH magazine
Write for IOSH magazine

IOSH Magazine

Health
Safety
Management
Skills
IOSH Jobs

© 2023 IOSH • IOSH is not responsible for the content of external sites

ioshmagazine.com and IOSH Magazine are published by Redactive Media Group. All rights reserved. Reproduction of any part is not allowed without written permission.

Redactive Media Group Ltd, 71-75 Shelton Street, London WC2H 9JQ