HUMAN DECISIONS AND SYSTEM PERFORMANCE: QUICKFIRE Q&A Richard Roff Human decisions and system performance event Chair and Group Process Safety Director at Costain We’re thrilled to have you chair our Human decisions and system performance

DATA AND INFORMATION SHARING FOR SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFIT: QUICKFIRE Q&A Marc McBride Data and information sharing for safety and environmental benefit webinar chair Principal Inspector – Nuclear Safety at ONR We’re delighted to have

WILDFIRES: QUICKFIRE Q&A Alex Carroll Wildfires event Chair Hazards Safety Case Engineer – HPC External Hazards, EDF Nuclear Services We’re delighted to have you chair our Wildfires event this week, what are you looking forward

The Royal Academy of Engineering publishes two reports on resilience Our Member, the Royal Academy of Engineering (RAEng) has recently published two reports that discuss the importance of building and strengthening resilience.  Building resilience The

Thomas Ashton Institute Annual Lecture 2023 Earlier this month, we were in attendance at the Thomas Ashton Institute for Risk and Regulatory Research (TAI) Annual Lecture at the University of Manchester, UK. The guest speaker,

HSE Annual Science Review 2023 We are pleased to share that our Associate Member, the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), has published its eighth Annual Science Review. The Annual Science Review 2023 will focus on

The Royal Academy of Engineering appoints Cranfield University to conduct learning from failures study and survey  We would like to inform all of our Members and supporters about a new survey, ‘Learning from failures’ from

Hazards Forum welcome three new members from high-hazard industry in 2022 This year, the Hazards Forum had the pleasure of welcoming three new members that work in high-hazard industry, in both the STEM sector and

New ONR guidance on safety leadership One of our members, the Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR), has published new guidance on safety leadership to assist its inspectors in making regulatory judgement and decisions. The ONR

10 years of the Temporary Works Forum Published 6th October, 2020 History does not repeat itself, but it often rhymes: an inspiration for the Temporary Works Forum 10 years on by Bill Hewlett, Consultant at

30 years of the Hazards Forum Inception The 1970s and 1980s were marked by a number of natural and human-made disasters which raised questions about the preparedness of national governments to prevent or mitigate their