Messe Frankfurt Middle East, organisers of Intersec, the leading global business event for safety, security, and fire protection, have officially launched the 2025 edition of the exhibition following this year’s record-breaking event in January
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A new project is set to look at why 80% of the world’s workforce lacks access to basic occupational safety and health (OSH) services, and how to remedy this
The two-year project has been part funded by the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) and will be conducted by experts from the UK's Lancaster University and the International Commission on Occupational Health (ICOH), led by Professor Stavroula Leka, who specialises in organisations, work and health at Lancaster University.
Among the issues the researchers will explore are:
"Every worker around the world has the right to a safe and healthy workplace, but we know this is far from the case for so many people and that they face risks to their safety and health every day. This is unacceptable, and we hope this research will shine more light on what is preventing good OSH provision in all parts of the world and how any barriers can be overcome," said Nicole Rinaldi, director of Professional Services, IOSH.
Professor Leka said, “High occupational safety and health standards are of paramount importance for the future of work, and for the achievement of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. However, it is estimated that 80% of the global working population still do not have access to basic OSH services and where these services are implemented, they vary in scope, content and quality, with a multi-disciplinary, comprehensive approach addressing both physical and mental health and wellbeing, seldom being undertaken.
“We are excited to be embarking on this research, in collaboration with ICOH, to generate new knowledge on the global state of the art on OSH service delivery and provide consensus on priorities for the future of effective OSH service delivery with a global focus.”
International SOS has published insights from its Risk Outlook 2024 report, which shed light on the impact of climate change on businesses worldwide
More than 175 people, including senior representatives of the region's leading oil and gas companies, attended a very topical and engaging live webinar hosted by Oil Review Middle East entitled “Beyond Boundaries: Advanced Surveillance for Oil and Gas Remote Facilities”
The Middle East and North Africa Leisure & Attractions Council (MENALAC) is organising the annual Leisure Entertainment & Attractions (LEA) Conferences
IOSH has announced that it is to join the Global Coalition for Social Justice launched by the International Labour Organization (ILO) in November 2023, which is committed to advancing social justice and decent work
The Arab Shipbuilding and Repair Yard Company (ASRY), Bahrain’s maritime repair and fabrication facility, has opened three worker rest points equipped with essential services, in line with its objective to provide a safe and positive working environment for employees
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Fire safety professionals across the UK, Europe, Middle East and Africa will be able to benefit from the establishment of the Hochiki Training Academy, which will provide comprehensive training for industry professionals operating in the field of fire safety
On 27 February from 2-3pm GST, Oil Review Middle East will host a webinar presented by MVP Tech & Convergint Middle East and Axis Communications entitled “Beyond Boundaries: Advanced Surveillance for Oil and Gas Remote Facilities”
The Crisis and Emergency Management Community Forum, organised by the National Emergency, Crisis and Disaster Management Authority (NCEMA) took place at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC) in February, providing a forum to discuss national and international experiences as well as current and future trends in the field of emergency and crisis management