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VelocityEHS introduces AI tools to improve workplace safety
VelocityEHS has introduced AI-powered enhancements to its Incident Management system, boosting hazard detection and corrective action efficiency. These tools help organisations streamline safety processes, improve root cause analysis, and prevent workplace incidents.
CCOHS and IRSST strengthen collaboration to advance workplace safety
The Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety and IRSST have signed a five-year partnership to strengthen research collaboration. The alliance aims to improve workplace safety, prevent occupational diseases, and advance scientific knowledge across Canada.
Health Matters appoints medical director to boost workplace health services
Health Matters Occupational Health appoints Dr Gary Ferguson as Medical Director to strengthen clinical leadership, governance, and workplace health services. The move enhances complex case management and positions the company for scalable growth.
EcoOnline expands ePermits solution to transform high-risk work management
EcoOnline has expanded its ePermits solution globally, offering a digital platform for managing high-risk work. The system improves compliance, visibility, and operational efficiency while reducing time spent on manual permit management.
Mark Cullen takes leadership of Ireland’s Health and Safety Authority
Ireland’s Health and Safety Authority has appointed Mark Cullen as its new CEO following his interim tenure. Cullen brings 25 years of experience across operational and leadership roles, including chemicals, product safety, and national accreditation.
Protective Vision
Health and safety are now central to how organisations define excellence, shaping cultures that prioritise prevention, responsibility, and innovation. This edition examines how leadership and cooperation are advancing these principles across industries and borders. Celebrating Leadership in Workplace Safety – Entries Now Open for the Health & Safety Excellence Awards 2026 highlights how recognition programmes continue to inspire progress, setting higher benchmarks for performance and accountability. Mark Cullen takes leadership of Ireland’s Health and Safety Authority signals a strategic moment for Ireland’s regulatory landscape, with a renewed focus on proactive engagement and worker well-being. CCOHS and IRSST strengthen collaboration to advance workplace safety reflects the growing importance of partnerships that share data, insight, and expertise to build safer, more resilient working environments. These stories capture a sector defined by foresight and shared purpose. As technology reshapes the modern workplace, the responsibility to protect people and empower progress has never been clearer. The health and safety community continues to demonstrate that leadership in this field is not only about compliance, but about creating enduring frameworks for trust and performance.
Celebrating Leadership in Workplace Safety – Entries Now Open for the Health & Safety Excellence Awards 2026
Entries for the Health & Safety Excellence Awards 2026 officially open on October 28th, 2025, inviting submissions from individuals, teams, and organisations committed to advancing workplace safety across Ireland. The entry deadline is January 16th, 2026.
UL Solutions and TS Co. strengthen fire safety across Saudi Arabia
UL Solutions and TS Co. have expanded their partnership to provide UL-certified fire safety services within Saudi Arabia. The collaboration speeds up certification, lowers costs, and supports Vision 2030 infrastructure projects with locally delivered international standards.
Teladoc Health uses AI to strengthen workplace safety in hospitals
Teladoc Health has added an AI-driven safety feature to its Clarity platform to tackle workplace violence in hospitals. The tool uses real-time video and audio analysis to protect staff and improve operational safety.
Source Civil promotes stronger site safety through new MISE initiative
Source Civil has introduced its Make It Safe Everyday (MISE) programme as part of the national Back to Basics safety campaign. Endorsed by Packie Bonner, it focuses on personal responsibility and teamwork to enhance safety across construction sites.
 
                     
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