IOSH 10 - Why attend?
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Why attend?

Attend IOSH 10 Conference to benefit from:


  51 expert speakers, presenting innovative case studies and leading lively debate
  34 interactive conference sessions, providing best practice to take back to your organisation
  20 hours of educational content over two days
  9 hours of networking, including a breakfast briefing for ‘first-timers’ at the IOSH conference, and the evening drinks reception
  4 conference tracks focused on your most pressing challenges: Legal and regulatory compliance, Making business sense, Safer working environments and Thinking ahead.


The IOSH annual conference is the largest and most comprehensive health and safety conference in the UK. Here's what past delegates have said:

"The key event for the year... a structured mix of professional contacts and knowledgeable experts within the health and safety field"
Ray Atherton, Sellafield Ltd.

"Interesting and relevant...and will allow me to introduce some new and best practice ideas into my workplace"
Derrick Watson, Warburtons

"The main event in a safety professional's year"
Nikki Kemmery, Yorkshire Water

"Two days of quality information from fellow practitioners with the opportunity to network"
Michael Liddle, Greencore Grocery

Who attends?

The conference programme has been developed to meet the needs of all health and safety professionals, working at any level and in any industry sector. Attendance has grown year on year, attracting senior professional from across the UK and beyond.

Delegates represent all industries and sectors. including chemicals, construction, education, energy, food, finance, mining, telecommunications, oil and gas and public services.


Attendance has grown year on year, attracting senior professionals from all industry sectors.

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