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IOSH

IOSH is the Chartered body for health and safety professionals, with around 50,000 members worldwide.

Follow our page to join our community of people who are passionate about making the world of work safe and healthy. IOSH was founded in 1945 and is a registered charity with international NGO status.

03/06/2026

Looking for fresh ideas to support health and wellbeing at work?

Come and see us at the CIPD Festival of Work on 10–11 June – we’d love to chat!

Visit our stand K13 to pick up practical tips on creating healthier, more productive workplaces. You can also take a look at our new white paper, From perks to prevention – it dives into how work has changed and why our approach to wellbeing needs to keep up, with some really useful, practical steps you can take away.

We’ll also be on hand to tell you more about our Managing Occupational Health and Wellbeing course and how it can help you build a thriving workplace.

Plus, we’ve got some interactive games and activities for you to get involved in – so come say hello 👋

And don’t miss our session ‘Safe to stay? Developing leaders to build psychological safety at work’ on 11 June at 11.40.

Book your free place now: https://bit.ly/4vnSVLR

We look forward to seeing you there!

02/06/2026

Celebrating Volunteers’ Week: Spotlight on Trudy Clements, Chartered Fellow of IOSH

For more than 30 years, Trudy has grown through the OSH profession, supported by mentors, inspired by peers, and now giving back as Chair of IOSH Staffordshire community committee, a fellowship assessor and a mentor to others.

For her, the most rewarding part is simple:

“You get to give back… I’ve met some wonderful people, and I’ve had mentors through IOSH that have helped me to achieve my goals.”

Today, she’s helping others find their route, build confidence and connect with a community that lifts each other up.

If you’re ready to share your experience and support others in OSH, explore how to become a volunteer.

Already volunteering? We’d love to hear your story, share it here 👇

Explore how to get involved: https://bit.ly/3KuKsRs

29/05/2026

Celebrating the people who make workplaces safer, every single day.

IOSH’s workplace photoshoot competition is coming back soon, giving members the chance to shine a light on the real impact they’re making in occupational safety and health.

Our latest winner, Mark Nixon, Chartered Member and Health and Safety Manager at Don‑Bur Bodies and Trailers Ltd, showed exactly what this competition is all about. His photoshoot captured how he’s strengthening safety culture, embedding IOSH training and using tools like CPD and Blueprint to stay ahead in a fast‑moving profession.

“Being a Chartered IOSH professional means more than just being a safety professional, it means I’m at the pinnacle of my career.”

Mark’s story is a brilliant reminder of the dedication, leadership and passion that drive our profession forward.

Read Mark’s full story: https://iosh.com/membership/case-studies/mark-nixon-driving-standards-forward

27/05/2026

From compliance to culture, and why it matters more than ever

Meet Iqbal Mahmud Foysal, an OSH professional who wanted to do more than tick boxes. He wanted to lead change. That’s why he chose the IOSH Level 6 Diploma i and it transformed the way he approaches safety.

Achieveing the Diploma has helped him to:
• build strategic OSH capability
• influence real business decisions
• support sustainability goals
• and embed safety into everyday culture.

What makes this qualification different?
The IOSH Level 6 Diploma gives OSH professionals the leadership, strategic thinking and business‑focused skills needed to drive meaningful change. It helps learners connect safety to the bigger picture, sustainability, long‑term planning, organisational resilience, and lead with confidence in complex, global environments.

Iqbal’s journey shows what happens when OSH professionals step into a more strategic role, safety becomes proactive, cultural and transformational.

💬 If you’re thinking about taking your OSH career to the next level, this is the kind of impact that’s possible.

Find out more: https://bit.ly/43t7j9x

26/05/2026

We’re excited to be part of the CIPD Festival of Work this year – a brilliant event that celebrates what organisations can achieve when they truly invest in their people 🙌

Across two inspiring days, leaders, people managers and professionals will come together to share ideas, tackle real challenges and explore how to build thriving, high-performing workplaces.

Join us for our session ‘Safe to stay? Developing leaders to build psychological safety at work’ on Thursday, 11 June, 11.40–12.10 BST, featuring IOSH President Elect Dr Shaun Lundy and Thought Leadership Manager Dr Christopher Davis.

We’ll look at how managing psychosocial risks links to creating open, supportive environments where people feel confident to speak up and contribute, plus share practical tips to align wellbeing, risk management and leadership.

👉 Book your free place: https://bit.ly/4nOEde9

And if you’re there, pop by and say hello to us at stand K13 👋

22/05/2026

Looking to take your OSH career to the next level?
The IOSH Level 6 Diploma in Occupational Safety and Health Leadership and Management is designed to help you build the confidence, leadership skills and strategic insight needed to make a bigger impact at work. This internationally recognised, degree‑level qualification prepares you to influence culture, shape policy and drive meaningful organisational improvement.

💬 Learner spotlight: Gulam Sarwar - CMIOSH
Gulam has already started applying what he’s learned, from understanding how to motivate people to adapting his leadership style in real workplace situations.

If you’re ready to grow, lead and make a bigger difference, this qualification is a powerful next step.
Find out more: https://bit.ly/4tkbsIl

21/05/2026

“Be a sponge.”
That’s the advice from Macauley Quinn, HSE Manager for the RFU and IOSH Vice-President and it’s a mindset every early‑career OSH professional can benefit from.

You won’t have all the answers when you start out.
But you can stay curious.
You can ask questions.
You can lean on mentors, push back when needed, and soak up every bit of learning that comes your way. That’s how real confidence and competence grow.

For Mac, the best part of working in health and safety is the people, supporting them, helping them develop, and working with a diverse network that makes you better every single day.

And that’s exactly what the IOSH Future Leaders Community offers:
a place to learn, connect, grow, and shape the kind of OSH professional you want to become.

Discover the benefits of becoming an IOSH Future Leader: https://iosh.com/get-involved/communities/future-leaders-community

19/05/2026

🎥Hear from Lawrence Webb, IOSH Trustee and Past President, as he shares the importance of feedback at every level in an organisation.

Creating a strong safety and health culture isn’t a one-way conversation – it thrives on listening, learning and continuous improvement.

If you value honest insights from OSH leaders, don’t miss part two of the Business Leaders Forum webinar on Tuesday 2 June at 12.30pm BST.

The session will be hosted by Stuart Hughes, IOSH Past President and Head of Health and Safety at Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS Formula One Team, and features:

• Andresa Hernandes, Vice-President of Safety, Siemens AG
• Chris Venables, Group Safety Director, Tesco PLC
• Martin Bardle, Senior Vice President, HSQE Group

Register now: https://bit.ly/4uf184H

18/05/2026

This week is No Falls Week, an initiative led by the No Falls Foundation to raise awareness of the importance of safe working at height.

Every day, people fall to their deaths while working at height. For those left behind, the impact is devastating. But these deaths are preventable.

No Falls Week shares powerful real stories, practical educational resources and challenges to help spread vital knowledge across workplaces.

We’re proud to support No Falls Week and share insights from construction safety leader Josy John, whose 35-year career shows what it takes to build a safer future at height.

Read more here: https://bit.ly/4wG6xUg

15/05/2026

Highlights from The Health and Safety Event NEC 2026

What an incredible three days. From tackling workplace violence and new venue safety legislation to exploring fire safety challenges, climate risk and the changing OSH career landscape, this year’s event was full of energy, ideas and real momentum.

🔥 Key takeaways
• Celebrating success — recognising the amazing IOSH volunteers, members and students who drive our profession forward.
• Driving sustainability — Tamma Carel reminded us that OSH has a powerful role to play in meaningful sustainability change.
• Supporting a new generation — Lauren Mistry explored how we protect and empower young people entering today’s workforce.
• Preventing organisational harm — Professor Rosalind Searle reframed sexual harassment and abuse through a prevention‑first lens.
• Culture as the safety system — Bruce Daisley showed how behaviour, ritual and habit shape safer, more connected workplaces.

🔗 Explore the full highlights here: https://bit.ly/4uMkH4d

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