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IOSH magazine March/April 2020

March issue 2020
Issue date: March 2020

ALL CHANGE

Welcome to your new-look, bi-monthly IOSH magazine, completely redesigned to be informative and a ‘go to’ resource for our members, delivering the top things you need to know and enhancing your CPD opportunities.

This edition’s cover feature dives deeper into IOSH’s six priorities and our ‘asks’ of the new UK government over the next five years. Did we get it right? As the magazine evolves, we’ll invite you to ask and answer questions and expand your debates online.

Also in this issue, we have a spotlight on Florence Anyane, Ghana’s first  female Chartered Member, we talk to the director general for the Department of Occupational Safety and Health in Malaysia about that country’s commitment to improving OSH by reducing the rate of work-related deaths and accidents and improving reporting of occupational diseases, and there’s a brilliant feature for International Women’s Day with influential women leaders from across the globe.

Vanessa Harwood-Whitcher,
IOSH director of professional development

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Articles in this issue

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Interview: Ghana's first female Chartered Member

10th March 2020
Florence Anyane became Ghana’s first female Chartered IOSH Member in September 2019. But her journey was littered with obstacles.
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Future leader: Chloe Hughes

9th March 2020
After completing her first degree at Cardiff Metropolitan University, Chloe switched her studies to an MSc in occupational health, safety and wellbeing. Although she was in the final stages of completing her dissertation, in 2018 Chloe managed to secure a 10-week internship at Rolls-Royce, which has since been extended to a graduate role. She is also part of IOSH’s Future Leaders Programme and attended IOSH’s first Future Leaders Conference in 2019.
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Delivering safety at Amazon

9th March 2020
Building positive interactions at all levels and generating discussion about safety is crucial, say staff at the online retail giant.
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How to...be the best mentor

9th March 2020
It’s not just about sharing experiences and passing on skills: mentorship is a reciprocal relationship that benefits both parties and the industry as a whole.
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How to recruit an OSH influencer

9th March 2020
Neil Lennox, Sainsbury’s group head of safety and insurance, supplies seven tips on the skills you need, and which to look out for, when recruiting OSH influencers.
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Regime change

9th March 2020
Ruth Wilkinson, IOSH head of health and safety, discusses her lead in developing IOSH’s own occupational health and safety management system to compliance with ISO 45001.
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Master plan for Malaysia

9th March 2020
IOSH magazine spoke to Haji Omar bin Mat Piah, director general of the Department of Occupational Safety and Health in Malaysia, about how a commitment to improving OSH in an economy at full throttle is steered by the national administration.
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Thames Water tackles fatigue

9th March 2020
Fatigue significantly increases the risk of incident when not effectively controlled. Karl Simons, chief health, safety and security officer at Thames Water, explains why organisations need to take fatigue management seriously.
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PPE gets smart

6th March 2020
Demand for more comfortable and effective personal protective equipment continues to grow. Industry providers share their thoughts on the key trends, including artificial intelligence, sustainability and ergonomics.
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Saving young lives on the railways

6th March 2020
What are the dangers for under-18s of trespassing on the railway? And how did the You vs Train campaign help to raise public awareness and reduce fatalities?
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