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
  • Topics
  • Management
  • Planning
  • Assurance
Career development
Leadership
Professional skills
Catering and leisure
Sector: Central government
Chemicals
Sector: Communications and media
Construction
Education
Sector: Energy
Sector: Financial/general services
Healthcare
Sector: Local government
Manufacturing and engineering
Mining and quarrying
Third sector
Transport and logistics
Features

IOSH 2017 conference preview - part 1

Open-access content Friday 21st July 2017
From the archive:  Just so you know, this article is more than 3 years old.

iosh-2017-conference-preview_0

Lawrence Waterman Managing partner, Park Health and Safety

Why should people attend IOSH 2017?

IOSH conferences are a terrific opportunity to meet people. You don't just get the chance to catch up with old friends but you also get the chance to make new ones.

Why did you get involved this year and what will you be speaking about?

I'm hosting a debate about the impact of populism, Brexit and even Donald Trump's election in the US because the political scene creates the context in which we all work. I don't think any of us have experienced change in the way that it has occurred recently. So it is a fantastic opportunity for a big discussion at conference and beyond it.

As an IOSH member, how does it feel to be involved in the conference?

It's always a privilege to be a participant. This year in particular I'm looking forward to leading that debate about the impact of political changes on our professional lives as safety and health practitioners.

Lawrence Waterman, managing partner, Park Health and Safety What one piece of advice would you give to safety and health professionals starting out?

I'm a chartered fellow of the institution and a proud member of many years, but I can remember when I was starting my career. The thing about the IOSH conference is that it's an opportunity to make contacts and to make friends who will last you a lifetime. So, as well as all those formal papers and organised sessions, never underestimate the value of the networking that you can do at the IOSH conference. It is a tremendous support and boost for your career.

The theme of the conference is "transforming health and safety across the world". How can that be achieved?

IOSH's conference is an international one. That's appropriate because all workers, wherever they are, deserve world-class safety and health performance to protect them. And every business and every organisation benefits from that performance. I think the great thing about an international conference like this is that we all go back to our own countries and organisations really energised to make the next step change.


Jamie Sutherland-Pownall Occupational health and safety specialist, Sellafield

Why should people attend IOSH 2017?

Attending IOSH 2017 is really about getting the global health and safety community together and sharing experiences, knowledge and the things they are trying to change in their workplaces.

It allows us to bring that to one arena and one place, and share it before going back to our own organisations to discuss and try to influence change to make a better, healthier, safer workplace.

Jamie Sutherland-Pownall, occupational health and safety specialist, SellafieldWhy did you get involved this year and what will you be speaking about?

I want to inspire the next wave of safety and health professionals. We need to explore different methods of engaging with these practitioners early in their careers as well as getting new people into the profession.

I'll be speaking about going into schools, colleges and universities and promoting the career through an initiative like the STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) programme that scientists run. I will also look to talk about this with delegates informally throughout the conference.

What one piece of advice would you give to safety and health professionals starting out?

Grab any opportunity of a work placement or to shadow people in non-safety jobs. It's important to understand the functions that you are trying to make safe and the individuals you are trying to keep healthy.

The theme of the conference is "transforming health and safety across the world". How can that be achieved?

The modern safety and health professional faces a variety of challenges. But it's all about the acceptance of risk. Over the years there's been a big push to get rid of or eliminate risk. But in the real world that isn't always possible. We need to change our own mindsets as OSH professionals to ensure that, while jobs are being done safely, we accept there are going to be inherent risks in some scenarios.

You may also be interested in...

 IOSH 2017 conference preview - part 2

Monday 7th August 2017
   Melaney Doyle, director, MPower People DevelopmentWhat will you be speaking about at IOSH 2017?
Open-access content

 Table talk: training and technology

Wednesday 28th June 2017
Effective OSH training is critical, not least because it contributes to helping to ensure employees are competent, yet there remain many pitfalls at the delivery stage. We brought together three experienced representatives from OSH training providers to discuss present and future training challenges with IOSH Magazine’s deputy editor.
Open-access content

 Travel advisory - Duty of Care Summit

Friday 21st July 2017
“Ten percent of our 850 staff have disabilities and the majority of them travel,” Tom van Herwijnen told the audience at the International SOS Foundation’s first Duty of Care Summit, “which can be quite a challenge.”
Open-access content

 Permission for take-off

Monday 24th July 2017
News footage that followed the Grenfell Tower fire in west London in June featured London Fire Brigade remotely operating a small rotor-borne aircraft to survey the building’s damage and to search the upper floors for survivors.
Open-access content
Routledge (www.routledge.com

 The End of Heaven – disaster and suffering in a scientific age

Thursday 20th July 2017
  Rating: It opens with a first-person voice (Dekker’s) recalling the death of an unborn child.
Open-access content

 How the gig economy brings responsibility to both sides

Wednesday 26th July 2017
As the Gig Guide feature (IOSH Magazine August 2017 issue) shows, in disrupting the markets in which they operate, companies such as Uber and Deliveroo are asking questions of the safety and health profession.Their workers are choosing flexibility and short-term contracts and this creates a fluidity in workforces that tests traditional methods of risk management.
Open-access content

Latest from Features

gy

 A big push on peat bog safety

Thursday 2nd March 2023
Adman Civil Projects’ new emergency rescue plan has claimed top prize for innovation at the SGUK awards. We find out why it’s so important.
Open-access content
jy

 The Musculoskeletal Health Toolkit

Thursday 2nd March 2023
We take a look at three recent papers to see how their findings can inform OSH.
Open-access content
6

 The latest research

Thursday 2nd March 2023
We round up some of the latest research and reports relevant to OSH professionals.
Open-access content

Latest from Catering and leisure

Images courtesy of Dacorum Borough Council

 Holiday Inn fined after wedding staircase collapse

Friday 15th October 2021
The owners and operators of the Holiday Inn Hotel in Hemel Hempstead have been ordered to pay almost £160,000 after the wooden staircase that a wedding party was standing on for a group photograph collapsed beneath them.
Open-access content
web_p30-31_Destination-Unknown_CREDIT_iStock-1262906228.png

 Destination unknown: the future of the travel and tourism industry

Wednesday 1st September 2021
The travel and tourism industry has been hit harder than most by the pandemic, writes Steve Smethurst. How is IOSH supporting the sector as it plans for an uncertain future?
Open-access content
web_Scuba-diving-training_credit_iStock-1090716438

 SCUBA supplier fined £9.3k in schoolboy coma case

Friday 6th August 2021
A SCUBA equipment supply company has been fined £9,300 and ordered to pay £11,000 costs after providing a diving school with contaminated air that led to children being taken so ill during a training session that one ended up in an induced coma.
Open-access content

Latest from Sector: Central government

Workers-wearing-facemasks_iStock-1214440763

 HSE grilled over its COVID response at Select Committee hearing

Tuesday 23rd March 2021
Unions and HSE leaders clashed over the enforcement of COVID guidance at work last week – IOSH magazine was there to report on it.
Open-access content
Image credit | iStock

 HSE cracks down on violence against inspectors

Friday 21st February 2020
An HSE inspector was the victim of violence and aggression while conducting an inspection at a waste and recycling site, it has been revealed.
Open-access content

 New partnership to deliver industry-leading magazine and jobs site for safety and health profession

Monday 5th August 2019
 IOSH and award-winning content marketing and publishing agency Redactive today announced a new partnership to provide news, updates, insight, careers advice and job opportunities for safety and health’s largest professional community.
Open-access content

Latest from Chemicals

IOSH EcoOnline live Nov 22 LIVE_288 x 198 image only.png

 Chemicals management Q&A

Friday 24th March 2023
A recent IOSH magazine webinar reflected on COSHH ill-health statistics in the manufacturing industry. With almost 3,000 viewers, lots of questions were asked. Here we answer some of those we didn't get to.
Open-access content
web_hospital_CREDIT-gorodenkoff_iStock-1046447804.png

 Akzonobel company fined £800,000 after explosion

Friday 9th December 2022
Akzonobel company fined £800,000 after explosion A worker was left with all-over body scarring, partial blindness and hearing damage after an explosion at a chemicals firm.
Open-access content
CSB safety video of fatal hydrogen sulphide incident released to improve US industry practices

 Safety video of fatal hydrogen sulphide incident released to improve US industry practices

Friday 6th August 2021
The US Chemical Safety Board (CSB) has released a new safety video to improve practices in the oil and gas sector following the Aghorn Operating waterflood station incident in 2019, which claimed the lives of an employee and his spouse.
Open-access content

Latest from Sector: Communications and media

 EU-OSHA resource to help get workers talking about MSDs

Wednesday 21st August 2019
A new resource for employers to help promote workplace dialogue about musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) has been published by the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU-OSHA). 
Open-access content

 New partnership to deliver industry-leading magazine and jobs site for safety and health profession

Monday 5th August 2019
 IOSH and award-winning content marketing and publishing agency Redactive today announced a new partnership to provide news, updates, insight, careers advice and job opportunities for safety and health’s largest professional community.
Open-access content

 Learning from: expert witnesses

Tuesday 23rd July 2019
Three specialists outline five key lessons that OSH professionals can consider in their work.
Open-access content

Latest from Construction

Singh-Will-Mix-It-Ltd-1-768x572.png

 £175k fine after concrete pump caused brain trauma

Monday 27th March 2023
Singh Will Mix It has been convicted of safety failings after a worker was hit in the head by a concrete pump while being operated by an untrained colleague – the firm has since become insolvent.
Open-access content
Web-crane-iStock-527909878.png

 Just six months to register for Building Safety Regulator, HSE warns

Monday 27th March 2023
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is reminding those responsible for the safety of high-rise residential buildings in England have six months from April to register with the new Building Safety Regulator by law.
Open-access content
web_Cranes-on-construction-site_credit_iStock-1352083784.jpg

 Risk & Compliance software provider collaborates with HSE and Costain to improve risk management on worksites

Friday 17th March 2023
A Belfast-based Risk & Compliance software provider has been collaborating with the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and construction giant Costain as part of an ongoing project to unlock artificial intelligence’s (AI) potential in improving the management of risks on worksites.
Open-access content

Latest from Education

web_asbestos-chrysotile-fibers_credit_Wirestock Creators_shutterstock_1871676343.png

 Regulator launches asbestos inspection campaign in schools

Monday 5th September 2022
More than three quarters of Britain’s schools contain asbestos – and the HSE is clamping down on them this month.
Open-access content
web_Scuba-diving-training_credit_iStock-1090716438

 SCUBA supplier fined £9.3k in schoolboy coma case

Friday 6th August 2021
A SCUBA equipment supply company has been fined £9,300 and ordered to pay £11,000 costs after providing a diving school with contaminated air that led to children being taken so ill during a training session that one ended up in an induced coma.
Open-access content

 EU-OSHA resource to help get workers talking about MSDs

Wednesday 21st August 2019
A new resource for employers to help promote workplace dialogue about musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) has been published by the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU-OSHA). 
Open-access content

Latest from Sector: Energy

Phillips66

 Refinery giant Phillips 66 fined £1.2m after blast burned workers

Tuesday 2nd June 2020
Two workers suffered life-changing injuries from an uncontrolled release of high pressure, high temperature steam of around 250oC
Open-access content

 Energy giant fined £400k after uncontrolled oil leak

Friday 13th September 2019
BP Exploration Operating Company must pay £400,000 after it failed to prevent the release of almost 4 tonnes of crude oil in Shetland nearly seven years ago.
Open-access content

 ‘Culturally appropriate’ safety wear range launched

Tuesday 3rd September 2019
A new range of culturally appropriate safety wear has been launched by construction safety specialists the BCS group, according to Construction Enquirer. 
Open-access content

Latest from Sector: Financial/general services

 EU-OSHA resource to help get workers talking about MSDs

Wednesday 21st August 2019
A new resource for employers to help promote workplace dialogue about musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) has been published by the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU-OSHA). 
Open-access content

 New partnership to deliver industry-leading magazine and jobs site for safety and health profession

Monday 5th August 2019
 IOSH and award-winning content marketing and publishing agency Redactive today announced a new partnership to provide news, updates, insight, careers advice and job opportunities for safety and health’s largest professional community.
Open-access content

 Learning from: expert witnesses

Tuesday 23rd July 2019
Three specialists outline five key lessons that OSH professionals can consider in their work.
Open-access content

Latest from Healthcare

web_p12-15_News-Update-NHS-staff-applauding--Getty--1220619354.png

 The critical role of healthcare workers

Wednesday 9th September 2020
The critical role played by health workers in protecting patients, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic – and action to better support this essential workforce – is brought to the fore on World Patient Safety Day.
Open-access content
Image credit: web_traffic-warden_iStock-139960986.

 Union launches guide to protect gig economy workers

Friday 13th September 2019
The public service union Unison has published a new guide for its health and safety representatives to explain how the gig economy has affected its members and what support they can provide.
Open-access content
Photo credit: iStock-159345206. The research was undertaken by researchers at Boston University

 Serious workplace injuries increase suicide risk, US study finds

Tuesday 3rd September 2019
People who have sustained serious workplace injuries are at increased risk of suicide or fatal overdose, according to a study published in the American Journal of Industrial Medicine.
Open-access content

Latest from Sector: Local government

Image credit: web_traffic-warden_iStock-139960986.

 Union launches guide to protect gig economy workers

Friday 13th September 2019
The public service union Unison has published a new guide for its health and safety representatives to explain how the gig economy has affected its members and what support they can provide.
Open-access content
Image credit: web_wrist_shutterstock_135034739.

 Council fined £100k over seven HAVS injuries

Friday 13th September 2019
Dacorum Borough Council has been fined £100,000 for failing to protect its employees from hand-arm vibration syndrome (HAVS) after seven cases were reported to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) over a single year.
Open-access content

 EU-OSHA resource to help get workers talking about MSDs

Wednesday 21st August 2019
A new resource for employers to help promote workplace dialogue about musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) has been published by the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU-OSHA). 
Open-access content

Latest from Manufacturing and engineering

EcoOnline webinar

 Expert analysis of HSE stats in manufacturing

In this webinar, we will take a closer look at what the new stats mean compared to previous years with a focus on the topics of chemical management, permit to work and EHS in the manufacturing industry. Book your free place now and earn CPD points, too.
Open-access content
web_Nestle-USA-headquarters_credit_Ken-Wolter_shutterstock_331412864.png

 Exclusive interview: why Nestlé was fined £800,000 for repeat incidents

Wednesday 23rd November 2022
IOSH magazine spoke to HSE inspector Bill Gilroy about a serious accident at a Nestlé factory in Newcastle – an almost carbon copy of a previous incident at another of the confectionary firm’s factories.
Open-access content
web_New-cars-at-factory_credit_iStock-1320492982.jpg

 G4S: Vehicle for change

Friday 27th May 2022
The switch to electric vehicles is changing the risk landscape for car manufacturers. We found out how G4S is protecting assembly line workers and its first responders
Open-access content

Latest from Mining and quarrying

HSE stats lowest on record

 HSE stats reveal lowest fatality rate on record

Friday 3rd July 2020
A total of 111 individuals lost their lives at work in the 12 months ending 31 March 2020, the lowest ever recorded number of workplace fatal accidents.
Open-access content

 Irish drive to cut quarry deaths

Thursday 12th September 2019
The Irish Health and Safety Authority (HSA) has this week launched an inspection blitz on quarries with a focus on the most common causes of fatal injury. 
Open-access content
Image credit: web_nz_shutterstock_513260500

 MSDs causing more than a quarter of DALYs lost in NZ

Wednesday 21st August 2019
Musculoskeletal harm now accounts for 27 per cent of all work-related disability-adjusted life years (DALYs) lost in New Zealand, according to a report from the country’s health and safety regulator, WorkSafe. A DALY is defined by the World Health Organization as one lost “healthy” life year.
Open-access content

Latest from Third sector

HSE stats lowest on record

 HSE stats reveal lowest fatality rate on record

Friday 3rd July 2020
A total of 111 individuals lost their lives at work in the 12 months ending 31 March 2020, the lowest ever recorded number of workplace fatal accidents.
Open-access content
Image credit: web_traffic-warden_iStock-139960986.

 Union launches guide to protect gig economy workers

Friday 13th September 2019
The public service union Unison has published a new guide for its health and safety representatives to explain how the gig economy has affected its members and what support they can provide.
Open-access content

 EU-OSHA resource to help get workers talking about MSDs

Wednesday 21st August 2019
A new resource for employers to help promote workplace dialogue about musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) has been published by the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU-OSHA). 
Open-access content

Latest from Transport and logistics

United-Pallet-Network-pic2.jpg

 Life-changing one tonne load fall results in £95,000 fine

Monday 13th March 2023
We spoke to Health and Safety Executive (HSE) inspector Andrew Johnson about a case where a one-tonne pallet of glass fell on a United Pallet Network (UK) Limited’s employee, causing life-changing injuries.
Open-access content
fgc

 Siemens to pay £1.4m for train technician’s fatal crush

Tuesday 7th March 2023
Siemens Plc has pleaded guilty to breaching s 33(1)(c) of the Health and Safety at Work Act after a self-employed contractor died at its Train Care Facility in west London.
Open-access content
web_Eddie-stobard-lorry_credit_iStock-668832174.png

 Logistics giant Eddie Stobart’s £133k fine for exposing port staff to asbestos

Friday 2nd December 2022
Eddie Stobart has been fined £133,000 for a number of failures that resulted in staff at its rail and container freight port in Widnes, Cheshire being exposed to asbestos.
Open-access content

Latest from Assurance

 Safe traits

Thursday 11th April 2019
Personality can indicate how people will perform in a safety-critical role. 
Open-access content

 Finlays: Top of the crop

Monday 18th March 2019
Case study
Open-access content

 Malcolm Staves, L’Oréal

Tuesday 29th January 2019
Research for an interview with L’Oréal’s global health and safety director, MalcolAm Staves, reveals a paradox. The world’s largest cosmetics group has virtual shelves full of awards for its corporate social responsibility (CSR) work, it rides high in ethical business indices and was No 1 in Newsweek magazine’s global green companies ranking.
Open-access content

Latest from Career development

web_Downsizing_credit_iStock-157442463.png

 Back in the game

Thursday 12th January 2023
The 2009 financial crash brought a wave of redundancies across UK industries and another period of economic uncertainty has emerged since the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr Fiona Charlton talks about her own experience; how best to respond to being made redundant; and how key stakeholders can better support IOSH members
Open-access content
ea

 Why soft skills are crucial

Friday 28th October 2022
The Future Leaders Steering Group member made the transition from chef to a career in OSH, achieving Chartered status in just two years. He tells us how his consultancy role sped up his progress, and why soft skills are the route to a rewarding career.
Open-access content
web_buildign-demolition-london_credit_Alex-Yeung_shutterstock_27377089.png

 Bringing the house down: celebrating a life in demolition

Tuesday 29th March 2022
Wayne Bagnall, a leading authority in the field of demolition and asbestos safety, discusses the value of lifelong learning, meeting the Queen, and the importance of trust and optimism.
Open-access content

Latest from Leadership

web_p37_We're-all-ears_NicoleR-4155.png

 Interview: Nicole Rinaldi

Thursday 21st April 2022
Nicole Rinaldi became director of professional services at IOSH in October 2021. Here, she looks back over her first few months and towards an exciting future for the OSH profession.
Open-access content
web_p62_Your-brain-a-users-guide_CREDIT_iStock-1133618377.png

 Ignoring your brain can endanger your safety

Tuesday 15th March 2022
User guide to your brain
Open-access content
web_p66-67_Future-Leader_Jessica-Sales_CREDIT_Stuart-Kinlough_IKON_00026716.png

 From safety champion to future leader

Wednesday 1st September 2021
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. 
Open-access content

Latest from Professional skills

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
web_Construction-planning_credit_iStock-1001996836.jpg

 Are you planning for the future? The countdown is on!

Tuesday 25th October 2022
There is just one month to go until the launch of the new and enhanced IOSH Blueprint tool, which will revolutionise members’ professional development experience and help them ensure they’re on the right career path.
Open-access content
web_Rugby-player-diving_credit_iStock-498889746.jpg

 Passing the ball

Tuesday 18th October 2022
We speak to Macauley Quinn, son of IOSH past president Jimmy Quinn, about how his elite rugby background is informing his own approach to health and safety.
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