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Institution of Occupational Safety and Health

The Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) [1] is ‘the world's leading professional body for people responsible for safety and health in the workplace’, acting as ‘a champion, supporter, adviser, advocate and trainer for safety and health professionals working in organisations of all sizes’. It provides members with support, research, advice and training, including through online forums, networking events, conferences, exhibitions [2]. 

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