Videos

The environmental and human impacts of shipbreaking are significant – it's one of the most dangerous industries in the world. Thanks to Covid, thousands of large, unwanted ships are being sailed to South Asia coastlines and dismantled using blowtorches, usually with a minimum of PPE, training or safety protocols. The ship-recycling industry has long been under pressure to reform health and safety – it has killed more than 400 workers in the past decade. We look at what OSH practitioners can do to raise awareness.

As vaccines are rolled out and thoughts turn to going back to the workplace, how should OSH professionals use their influence to manage the difficulties to come?

To mark International Women’s Day, we spoke to women in senior OSH positions to ask what can be done to achieve gender parity in the health and safety profession.

Future leaders: in conversation with...John Lacey CFIOSH

The new virtual reality of remote CPD and training

Key milestones that transformed the world of safety and health

WATCH this video to find out how Network Rail's public awareness campaign against under-18s trespassing on the railways not only won an IOSH International Railway Group Award, but it has also saved lives.

Experts from the Prefabricated Access Suppliers’ and Manufacturers’ Association (PASMA), the Association of Technical Lightning & Access Specialists (ATLAS), the National Access & Scaffolding Confederation (NASC) and MSA Safety discuss topical work at height issues, including the APPG’s recent report Staying Alive.

Experts from the Prefabricated Access Suppliers’ and Manufacturers’ Association (PASMA), the Association of Technical Lightning & Access Specialists (ATLAS), the National Access & Scaffolding Confederation (NASC) and MSA Safety discuss topical work at height issues, including the APPG’s recent report Staying Alive.