No one should be injured or made ill through their work

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No one should be injured or made ill through their work

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Membership

Whatever you do, good health and safety is good for your business. Workplace illness and injuries carry significant costs, both financial and reputational. Our membership is designed to help you manage legislation and compliance while systematically improving your health, safety and wellbeing standards.
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Training and learning
Training and learning

We offer a comprehensive suite of training and qualifications in health, safety and environmental management. We educate people all over the world to help them improve their knowledge and skills in health, safety and environmental management.
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Audit and consultancy
Audit and consultancy

Our audit and consultancy services are internationally recognised and are the most effective way to ensure your safety, health and environmental management systems reflect relevant legislative requirements, meet recognised international standards, work toward best practice technique and are being effectively implemented.
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Campaigns and policy
Campaigns and policy

Ensuring that no-one is injured or made through their work is a joint effort. We continually engage and work with members and others to protect people and enable businesses to thrive, whether promoting awareness raising campaigns; advocating policy positions and research or acting as a platform to share insights and inform consultations.
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Awards and events
Awards and events

Through our awards, we set health and safety standards and celebrate best practice. We also hold a range of professional events, including conferences and webinars, designed to keep the community of health, safety and environmental practitioners up to speed on the latest industry best practices.
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Firms will be fined £10,000 if they break Covid-secure guidelines
Firms will be fined £10,000 if they break Covid-secure guidelines

Our publications are led by the monthly Safety Management magazine and we also publish monthly best practice guides and posters. These publications are available in digital formats only. You can subscribe to them or purchase specific copies. Two free e-newsletters are also delivered monthly: one contains news of occupational health, safety and environment developments, as well as updates on British Safety Council activities, and one highlights some of the news and features in Safety Management.
Firms will be fined £10,000 if they break Covid-secure guidelines
About us
About us

The British Safety Council is dedicated to making sure no-one is injured or made ill through their work. This section covers who we are and what we stand for, how we work internationally, our people, success stories from organisations we’ve worked with, access to our digital archive and our media centre.
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Message from Peter McGettrick, Chairman of British Safety Council

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Message from Peter McGettrick, Chairman of British Safety Council

“The staff and leadership at British Safety Council are saddened by news that Queen Elizabeth II has died, and our thoughts are with her family at this difficult time.

“As the longest-reigning British monarch, Queen Elizabeth served our country during a period of immense change, both here and around the world, and always acted as a steadying and constant presence. She will be missed in Britain, the Commonwealth and more widely around the globe.

“Having been founded in 1957, just five years after the Queen came to the throne, British Safety Council, as a charity, has received many positive messages from her and the Royal Family over the years. We are grateful for this and look forward to continuing to enjoy a positive relationship with her successor.”

8 September 2022