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COVID-19 drove an expedited process towards digitalisation within health and safety over the last 18 months.

In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, something strange and unexpected happened in the corporate world – it has rediscovered the value of its humanity.

The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and Connected Safety are no longer long-term abstracts for OSH practitioners – they are a reality. Hear from Intelex’s senior vice-president of EHSQ Solutions, Bryden Waggott, who will share valuable insights on the realities of Connected Safety in today's organisations, priority use-cases, top roadblocks and software implications. Attend this session to understand where companies are in their Connected Safety programmes today, and how their journeys will evolve.

The results of the 2021 IOSH Membership Survey are in. Here’s what you told us...

A growing number of women are experiencing difficulties at work because they are struggling with menopausal symptoms, often in silence – but there are ways that responsible employers can help. This video shows health and safety managers how to spot the signs and offer support.

Oliver Williams CMIOSH, regional health and safety manager at Ellis Whittam, takes a deeper look at safety culture in the next of our series of articles on managing core OSH risks.

IOSH's new thought leadership manager Chris Jerman tells us what his new role will entail, and why it's so important for safety managers to be thinkers.

ISO 45003, the first global standard on managing psychological health and safety at work, has arrived and, following the untold damage to workforce mental health and wellbeing post-pandemic, its publication is significant.

In a new series exploring core OSH topics and your role in ensuring their risks are well managed, we look at working at height.

Our panel will outline three lessons they’ve learned about engaging the senior management team.