David Gibson WOBO Governor is pleased to provide links to items supporting continuing professional development.
The events below, FSM and HSM are free if you register and view them on the specific time and date. To view them after this date you are required to sign up for IGNITE and pay the appropriate premium, as such you choose the option that suits your needs. Other webinars may be free review the information provided
Join HSM and Vantify on 12 November at 10:30 am for this informative webinar to discuss how to proactively create EHS processes and empower our workforce using a range of proven tools, including gap analyses and a human-centric focus on EHS.
This webinar will explore the growing issue of stress in the workplace, with a particular focus on how it impacts health and safety professionals. We will examine the key causes of stress within the profession, from increasing regulatory demands to the pressures of balancing compliance and operational needs.
The session will then introduce practical ways in which technology can be used to reduce these stressors, streamline processes, and support better decision-making.
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Join HSM and SafeContractor on 20 November at 10:30 am for this informative webinar to learn practical insights and strategies to stay ahead of evolving regulations, build a trusted and resilient contractor base, and turn compliance into a competitive advantage in 2026 and beyond.
Compliance expectations are skyrocketing, and supply chain risks are more complex than ever. Can your contractor management strategy keep up?
Join this webinar for a high-impact session on futureproofing your contractor network. Drawing on real-world experiences.
Whether you’re a procurement leader, health & safety executive, or compliance strategist, this webinar will equip you with the foresight and tools to turn contractor compliance into a competitive advantage.
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Join HSM and HSE on 4 December at 10:30 am for this informative webinar, to understand legal requirements, expected practice and drive improvement in regards use of process isolations in the UKCS offshore oil and gas sector.
Process isolations, which involve systems of work and mechanical equipment, such as valves, to prevent release of flammable and hazardous substances, are a key barrier to prevent major accident hazards when carrying out intrusive work offshore. HSE continue to investigate loss of containment incidents associated with isolations and find significant failings during inspections. They therefore remain a focus area during Duty Holder interventions.
Key findings from incidents and regulatory inspections will be used to highlight failings and provide learning opportunities.
This webinar is intended for all those involved in isolation activities for offshore installations in the UKCS, from design, installation, approval and audit.
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Join HSM and Nebosh on 8 December at 10:30 am for an informative webinar that will explain what Psychological Safety is, how to achieve it.
Creating the conditions for psychological safety
In this session, Dee will explain what Psychological Safety is, how to achieve it, and the benefits it can bring to team performance, resilience, and creativity. Culture and leadership both play a key role, as Dee will explain during this informative presentation.
Join FSM and Detectortesters on 9 December at 10:30 am to discover how modern tools are transforming the way test records are captured, including how they can be captured live as detectors are being tested.What we’ll cover:
· Why capturing test results is critical
· Available options and their challenges
· How to record results at the time of testing
· Key benefits for engineers
· Operational advantages for service managers
We’ll also introduce DT Connect—the app and cloud portal from Detectortesters. When paired with functional test tools, DT Connect enables test result capture and auto-generates reports, streamlining workflows and delivering reliable proof of testing.
All attendees will receive a CPD certificate. Register
Join FSM and Kentec on 10 December at 10:30 am to explore how to become Martyn’s Law compliant with links to existing fire safety principles, focusing on life safety, risk assessment, and effective communication.
This webinar will focus on Martyn’s Law and Lockdown: Understanding Life Safety through the Lens of Fire Safety.
The webinar will highlight the importance of structured emergency planning, clear evacuation and lockdown procedures to reduce confusion and improve response.
By viewing terrorism preparedness through the established lens of fire safety, participants will gain a practical understanding of compliance, staff training, and resilience measures that protect people in high-risk environments.
All attendees will receive a CPD certificate. Register
There is still time to register and join us for our next free webinar, hosted in partnership with Touch. Learn how to overcome some of the key challenges brands face when Designing for Recyclability (DfR).
Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) requirements are now in force, meaning that from 2030, all packaging sold in the EU must meet strict recyclability performance standards. Meanwhile, a new UK pEPR and supporting Recyclability Assessment Methodology (RAM) have been launched in the UK, and several US states are implementing their own pEPR regulations.
Webinar Details
Date: 20th November 2025 – Time: 2pm GMT / 9am EST – Duration: 45-minute session + 15-minute Q&A – Location: Online – Register Now
Firechief Academy As more and more everyday products utilise Lithium-ion batteries, the fire risk increases and it’s vital to know how to mitigate those risks, especially due to the unique attributes of Lithium-ion battery fires.
Education and awareness are key with new and emerging technologies and that’s why we would like to invite you to join Firechief®’s Senior Technical Consultant, Matt Humby for a special product webinar titled The role of containment in managing Lithium-ion battery fire risks.
Our next FREE webinar will take place on Tuesday 25 November at 2pm and you will learn: Register
how and why containment products can be used on Lithium-ion battery fires
to assess the fire risk Lithium-ion batteries present to an organisation
how to put an action plan in place to mitigate the risk and manage the fire
There will also be an opportunity to ask Matt any questions you may have relating to LiB fires.
Surelock McGill Group – Last month’s two-day course marked the final session of 2025. We’d like to take this opportunity to thank all of our attendees for their support towards Resilience in Action this year.
During the course, our participants had the opportunity to:Witness three separate live tests showcasing the power and protection of blast, ballistic, and forced entry standards in real time .
Learn from our CPD-certified presentations led by industry leaders in physical security.
Build their expertise to confidently specify and evaluate physical security products
As this year’s sessions have come to an end, we’re very pleased to announce that Resilience in Action will return in 2026.
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