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South Wales Safety Groups Alliance

                                                                                                                    

Our conference on April 2nd in Cardiff was a an excellent day with over 100 attendees.

The verbal and written feed back was excellent.” This was the best Alliance

conference I have attended in terms of topics and speakers” .  A quick note to say that we enjoyed yesterday    Currently, having the opportunity to talk to people is

worth its weight in gold.

Simon Richards, Mollart Engineering won the supercar drive prize draw.

The day is best described in this short video LINK  

                                                            The South Wales Safety Group Alliance is a partnership of the following organisations: 

South Wales Branch IOSH, Wales Branch IIRSM, South Wales Construction Safety Group,

Cardiff & South East Wales Occupational Health & Safety Group and South and West Wales Safety Group

The strategic aim is to improve safety, health and wellbeing of all employees and others in the area.

Taking a holistic approach, we believe that together we are stronger and better able to make a difference.

 Formation of the Alliance

In 2016 an Alliance was formed  between the Wales Branch IIRSM, South Wales Branch IOSH, South Wales Construction Safety Group

Cardiff & South East Wales Occupational Health & Safety Group and the South & West Wales Safety Group.

The Strategic Aim of which is to take an holistic approach to improve the health, safety and wellbeing of all employees and others in South Wales.

This has been achieved by organising low cost quality conferences for members and the safety community.

Officers of the Alliance committee meet at regular intervals to organise events, discuss other projects and report on progress to their parent organisations.

Members of the Safety Groups are are welcome to attend meetings of all the other groups.

The Alliance has also initiated partnerships with the HSE, Local Authorities, Fire Services, Welsh Assembly Government and the Health Service in Wales.

 

 

 

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iirsm main logo

The International Institute of Risk and Safety Management is a professional body and charity that offers recognition, information and support to over 8,000 Members around the world and aims to be the natural, global home for all safety, health and risk practitioners at whatever stage of their career.

https://www.iirsm.org/ 

 

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IOSH South Wales Branch

The Institution of Occupational Safety and Health is the largest health and safety membership organisation in the world, with more than 44,000 individual members in over 120 countries. It is the only chartered body for health & safety professionals.

 

https://iosh.com/get-involved/networks-and-communities/branches-and-groups

 

South Wales Construction Safety Group

Formed in 1972, the South Wales Construction Safety Group is actively involved with all aspects of Health and Safety within the Construction environment since and is also one of RoSPA’s Safety Groups UK members.

Meetings are arranged throughout the year at which members can learn of the latest developments in construction related health and safety management.

 

Cardiff & South East Wales Occupational Safety Group

In order to achieve its aims of raising the standards of accident prevention, the preservation of health and the highest standards of health and safety at work, the Cardiff and East Wales Occupational Health and Safety Group organises an annual programme of events where members can engage with leaders in their respective fields and share information and best practices in a relaxed open forum.

 

South & West Wales Safety Group

The South and West Wales Safety Group is one of RoSPA’s Safety Groups UK members. It was founded in 1943 and is recognised nationally for being very proactive. For 2019 it was awarded the Alan Butler Trophy for the best Safety Group in the UK. 

It has regularly received awards for its programmes and other activities and it has forged links with HSE, local authority EHOs and local employers.

 www.swwsafetygroup.co.uk