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Managing health and safety doesn’t need to be complex or time-consuming. With RoSPA Membership, you’ll have everything you need to stay on top of legislation, reduce risk, and build a safer organisation—without doing it alone.
Whether you’re looking to sharpen your skills, build confidence on the road, or simply enjoy driving and riding even more, RoSPA Advanced Drivers and Riders is here to support you every mile of the way.
Cold water shock is a key factor in many water-related deaths in the UK. Find out more about cold water shock is and what to do if you’re affected by it.
Access free water safety resources from RoSPA and Xylem, including lesson plans, workbooks, posters and campaigns to support drowning prevention in schools, workplaces and communities.
The Water Safety Code gives you essential and easy-to-remember information about how to stay safe in or near water.
What to do to help keep people safe when managing a body of water.
The National Water Safety Forum (NWSF), hosted by RoSPA, has released its Water Incident Database (WAID) Report for 2024, which showed that there were 193 accidental deaths in the UK.
Icy ponds, lakes and rivers can be stunningly beautiful, but frozen wateris unpredictable,too. Read our top tips for staying safe.
Gain an understanding of effective safety management strategies for the recreational use of inland water sites.
The risk with inflatables and how to use them safely.
Find out about the three main types of water safety signs when you are around water.
In 2025, RoSPA undertook an Inland Water Safety Review of 28 bodies of water, including streams, ponds and lakes, for Bury Council’s Park and Countryside service.
Local authorities play a vital role in water safety through regulation, monitoring, and community education. They enforce compliance standards, assess risks, protect public health, and ensure safe, high-quality water supplies.
If employees must work over or near water, they must be professionally trained to do so. A safe system of work will need to be in place.
Water safety signs and flags could save your life, so it's vital to take the time to learn what they're telling you to do - or not do!
As a water park venue operator, it’s your job to make sure your visitors have a memorable experience - for all the right reasons. Your visitors’ safety should be at the top of your priority list.
Reggie Robinson, RoSPA Water & Leisure Consultant, and Carlene McAvoy, RoSPA’s Head of Policy look at the legislation affecting open water features within managed sites and how RoSPA can help.
Discover how to keep your employees safe—read our business information today
Water Safety England has launched a new framework for water safety education in England, designed to support all school-aged children and their families to build lifesaving skills and an understanding of the risks of water.
