Health and safety webinars
Join us for a packed schedule of online knowledge sharing webinars
How to register for our health and safety webinars?
If you’re a RoSPA Member then these health and safety webinars are free of charge. You will be sent your personal invitation via email – 48 hours before the webinar is set to take place – to reserve your free place.
If you’re not already a RoSPA Member, we urge you to join today so you don’t miss out and gain exclusive access to all future webinars, plus so much more. Alternatively, a place at each webinar can be purchased via our online shop.
What are the health and safety webinars?
Our health and safety webinars are ideal for keeping you up to date on a range of the latest health and safety topics. Every couple of weeks, we will be hosting sessions that bring together speakers from organisations across the world, to share their opinions and experiences.
Why should you attend the health and safety webinars?
An estimated 2.3million people around the world die from work-related accidents or diseases every year – that’s more than 6,000 deaths every single day. Worldwide, in total there are around 340million occupational accidents and 160million victims of work-related illnesses annually. Work-related and new cases of ill health cost the UK £15billion annually.
The RoSPA webinars are an opportunity to listen, learn, share best practice, and ask your questions on a variety of different health and safety topics. It’s a way to stay connected and engage with fellow professionals to help you keep your employees safe.
How to register for our health and safety webinars?
If you’re a RoSPA Member then these health and safety webinars are free of charge. You will be sent your personal invitation via email – 48 hours before the webinar is set to take place – to reserve your free place.
If you’re not already a RoSPA Member, we urge you to join today so you don’t miss out and gain exclusive access to all future webinars, plus so much more.
Explore the RoSPA webinar catalogue
Prioritising Mental Health in the Workplace - The importance of a combined approach - Non-member
With new UK policies to boost productivity, this presentation explores the global cost of poor mental health and how OSH professionals can address psychosocial risks for healthier, more resilient workplaces.
Road Safety and Roads as Shared Spaces - How Can Business Manage the Risks?
Explores business road safety, addressing employee travel and fleet risks. It introduces the Plan, Do, Check, Act framework to manage road safety and protect employees and the public.
Understanding the Corporate Sustainability and Due Diligence Directives
This session offers a practical overview of the CSRD and Due Diligence Directive, outlining their impact on businesses, ESG reporting requirements, and essential steps for effective sustainability compliance.
Driving for Work Strategy
Watch John McNamee to explore driving for work strategies, leadership training, tech impacts, driver influence, and effective communication.