Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH): Enhancing Workplace Safety Worldwide
The Institution of Occupational Safety and Health, known as IOSH, is the largest chartered body for health and safety professionals, with over 50,000 members across more than 130 countries. Founded in 1945, IOSH is committed to creating a safe and healthy working environment for everyone.
IOSH offers a range of training programs designed to improve workplace safety. The IOSH Working Safely course equips all employees with essential safety knowledge, while the IOSH Managing Safely course targets managers and supervisors, providing them with the tools to effectively oversee health and safety in their teams. These programs not only enhance safety but also foster productivity and morale.
Membership with IOSH provides access to valuable resources, networking opportunities, and professional development. With various membership levels from Affiliate to Chartered Fellow, professionals can advance their careers while contributing to workplace safety.
IOSH also plays a vital role in shaping global health and safety standards by collaborating with governments and industry leaders. Its campaigns address critical issues like occupational cancer and dust exposure, raising awareness about workplace hazards.
As IOSH looks to the future with its “Activate 2028” strategy, it aims to tackle emerging challenges in workplace safety, particularly in underserved regions. Through its ongoing efforts, IOSH remains a key player in promoting a safer world of work for everyone.
