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A new IOSH-approved training course for the agriculture and rural industries sector is now available.
New IOSH research suggests thousands of farm safety incidents go unreported each year, masking the true scale of injuries.
This Farm Safety Week (20-24 July 2026), we shine a spotlight on occupational safety and health standards within agriculture.
We reinforced our call for safer and healthier work in a written statement at the UN Economic and Social Council.
IOSH says standards need to improve after 126 people were killed in occupational accidents in the UK last year.
Urgent change needed in UK workplaces as new research reveals that many young workers feel unsupported and overlooked.
IOSH supports the UK Government’s plans to speed up support for getting people with musculoskeletal disorders back into work.
IOSH’s Ruth Wilkinson called for people-centred AI governance to protect workers at the International Labour Conference.
In response to the King’s Speech, we are urging the UK Government to put worker health and safety at the centre of its plans.
IOSH is supporting a ban on dry cutting engineered stone to protect workers from serious health risks.
Our survey shows two in five professionals often experience mental health challenges as a result of working life.
We took centre stage at The Health and Safety Event, with a compelling programme in the IOSH Keynote Theatre.
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