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As we approach a transformative era shaped by technology and climate change, this session will explore the risks associated with the future of work. Hear from experts in the field of technology advancements, climate change and mental health, focusing on strategies for resilience, equity, and mental wellbeing. Join us to see how the OSH profession is evolving to develop a safe future of work.
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What do the principles of good OSH actually look like in practice? In this session, OSH practitioners bring IOSH's guiding principles to life. Through real workplace examples, they show how these principles can shape decisions, influence leadership and help people go home from work safe and well.
14:15
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Most organisations treat safety as a compliance problem - the best ones treat it as a culture problem, and in this session Bruce Daisley shows exactly why that distinction matters, drawing on case studies from Alcoa, Network Rail and beyond to reveal how the right behaviours, rituals and habits build safety cultures that actually stick.
You'll leave with a practical framework for diagnosing where your culture is failing, four compelling case studies to take back to your organisation, and five concrete takeaways for OSH professionals navigating everything from small SMEs to large corporations - including what hybrid working means for the future of human connection at work.
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Join members of the IOSH Future Leaders Community Steering Group for an interactive panel discussion exploring how young HSE professionals turn theory into practice. Our speakers will share real-life experiences of navigating complex situations, balancing organisational pressures with safe outcomes, and building the confidence and influence needed to grow in Health & Safety careers.Speakers
10:55
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Join IOSH President-Elect as he opens Day 2 of the IOSH Keynote TheatreSpeakers
11:00
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This talk will examine violence in organisations at its most extreme - sexual harassment and abuse. Drawing on a number of studies, it will adopt a prevention-focused approach to outline how organisations need to think differently about these events, their targets, perpetrators, and those who witness them. Prof. Rosalind will outline the social, cultural and structural factors that can underpin these events. She will illustrate her talk with images from three prevention-focused animation resources that you can then access.Chairperson
12:00
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Exploring the connection between trauma, shame and violence and practical skills that will help OSH professionals be trauma-informed in handling sensitive situations and interactions.ChairpersonSpeakers
13:00
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Gen Z is now firmly embedded in the workforce, yet many health and safety frameworks were designed for a very different generation of worker. Drawing on insights from the Youth Voice Census, this session explores how young people experience work, supervision, risk, wellbeing, and psychological safety - and what this means for occupational safety and health professionals.
From communication styles and confidence levels to mental health vulnerability and early exposure to insecure work, Gen Z brings new strengths and new risk considerations. The session will examine where traditional safety approaches may be misaligned, and how organisations can adapt supervision, training, and risk education to better protect and empower young workers.
The central message is clear: protecting young workers requires more than compliance - it requires understanding how they experience work.Chairperson
13:40
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Step inside the world of health & safety with a mentor-mentee duo from FLSG. Hear how mentoring shaped their careers, the challenges they overcame, and the lessons they learned along the way. Discover how IOSH mentoring and membership can guide and accelerate your own professional journey.
14:30
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This keynote explores how OSH practitioners can expand their influence beyond traditional compliance to support sustainability leadership. By integrating environmental risk management, supply chain oversight and governance frameworks, OSH professionals can play a critical role in delivering sustainable outcomes. Using examples from real compliance and auditing systems, Tamma Carel will demonstrate how practical tools, better reporting cultures and stronger accountability can transform sustainability from aspiration into action.
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The Construction (Design & Management) Regulations (CDM) are often misunderstood, especially regarding the application of the Regulations. In this interactive technical workshop, Craig will probe your understanding, tackle some of the myths and provide practical advice on not just how to comply, but also how to get the most out of the Regulations.Speakers
10:45
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Shining a spotlight on IOSH volunteers, members and students as we take a moment to celebrate their successes and achievements. Join us for a chance to network over coffee and pastries and connect with the OSH community.
12:00
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ISO 45003 expands occupational health and safety beyond physical hazards to include work-related stress and psychosocial risk.
This session provides a practical introduction to the standard, how it supports psychological health at work, and how it integrates with ISO 45001.
An experienced auditor will outline common misunderstandings, early implementation challenges, and what organisations can focus on first - before opening the floor to your questions.Chairperson
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Human factors focus on understanding how people interact with systems, environments, and processes in the workplace. By considering human capabilities, limitations, behaviours, and decision-making, organisations can design safer procedures, equipment, and work environments. Integrating human factors into safety management helps reduce human error, improve communication and teamwork, and strengthen situational awareness. Ultimately, applying human factors principles leads to more reliable operations, fewer incidents, and a stronger safety culture across the organisation.Chairperson
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Join us for an unfiltered look at inspiring OSH leaders who have defined their own career paths. Hear about their real-world challenges, breakthrough moments, and career highlights, and learn the strategies for safety career growth.Chairperson
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