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 HSE’s activities which aim to enable the safe deployment of net zero energy technologies. Enabling the safe deployment of
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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 Cranfield University’s School of Management, at the Cranfield Safety and Accident Investigation Centre. Our Member, The Royal Academy of Engineering (RAEng), has
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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 for the UK Government. Fluor, Sellafield Ltd and the Office of Rail and Road (ORR) all share in the Hazards
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Climate change adaptation and resilience: standards and their application The world is already experiencing climate change impacts; the summer heat wave in the UK and flooding in Pakistan being recent examples. While there is rightly a focus on mitigation and reaching net zero, there is also a need to focus on adaptation. Adaptation is the
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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 guide sets out a framework of safety leadership behaviours structured on the SAFER Leadership Model developed by academics Jennifer Wong,
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Nuclear Fusion: Technology Risk The Hazards Forum hosted Nuclear Fusion: Technology Risk as a hybrid event, at the home of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE), at One Great George Street, London and online. The event was chaired by Dr Lavinia Raganelli, a risk and safety consultant at Corporate Risk Associates. Our first speaker, Valerie
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