WOBO Governor David Gibson is pleased to provide links to a variety of items each of which is supporting continuing professional development.
How subterranean 3D modelling in road and rail differs from mining
Mining has been using advanced underground technology for years, and there’s a lot the infrastructure world can learn from it. But these tools can work very differently when used in road, rail, and tunnelling projects.
In this on-demand session, you’ll hear insights from experts from Seequent & SYSTRA Subterra.
What was covered:
• What are the present and future capabilities of this kind of technology?
• Can ever more complex projects continue using traditional PDF-based data?
• How can project teams adapt to these new technological expectations?
Don’t miss out watch it on demand and discover how modern technology is transforming underground project
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How can 3D modelling improve collaboration and project delivery, yet complex ground conditions and hidden features still disrupt projects? These challenges continue to cause unexpected changes and added costs.
Despite extensive investigations, ground data is often captured and shared through traditional methods that leave critical knowledge gaps between project partners. As 3D modelling of geology and underground infrastructure continues to advance, could it deliver the same clarity and performance benefits that 3D design modelling has brought above ground?
Find out today and watch the webinar.
EHS leaders across industries are approaching 2026 with a shared mindset: work is speeding up, and a clear strategy is key.
In our inaugural Voice of EHS report, we explain how organizations are addressing emerging challenges based on survey results of 864 EHS leaders in North America and Europe.
See what’s working, what’s changing, and what your peers are planning next.
Have you prepared your Building Safety Case Report yet?
If not, we’ve got you covered.
If you’re an Accountable Person, you must keep and update certain information about the building and the parts of the building you are responsible for.
Our Building Safety Case Report (BSCR) Guide breaks down exactly what you need to know – from identifying and managing building safety risks to preparing your BSCR for the Building Safety Regulator.
Ageing waste-to-energy facilities: The economics of refurbishment vs. replacement
With the average US waste-to-energy facility now 36 years old, well past its design life, managers face a critical question: invest in refurbishment or build new? A comprehensive SWANA study reveals surprising answers about costs, strategy and long-term value.
CROSS Topic Paper: An ageing built environment
This Paper explores the challenges and opportunities of extended use and repurposing.
Across the UK and beyond, the built environment is ageing. Many buildings and other structures have reached or exceeded their intended service life.
This CROSS Topic Paper examines the key factors and challenges involved in extended use and repurposing. It draws on experiences confidentially reported to us by engineers, asset managers, and construction professionals.
It should be read by:
- Engineers, architects, and surveyors involved in assessment, maintenance, or adaptation
- Policymakers, regulators, and insurers
- Asset owners and managers of buildings and other structures
- Facilities managers and maintenance organisations
- All those responsible for the safety, performance, and future use of ageing buildings and other structures
Join us for a live session with Caitlin Kelly, an expert from Eunomia’s North American office, alongside LCA expert Simon Hann, where we will explore unique features of Oregon’s Recycling Modernization Act. This innovative piece of legislation focuses on using Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) and Life Cycle Assessments (LCAs) to change the way producers in Oregon approach packaging design.
Get up to speed quickly on how this new Act affects different categories of producers, how to apply for ecomodulation benefits, how to use LCAs to your advantage, why a standard LCA will not satisfy requirements, and how to limit your liability.
Webinar Details
Date: December 16 2025 Time: 12pm EST / 5pm GMT
Duration: 45-minute session + 15-minute Q&A Location: Online – Register Now
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Join HSM and HSI Donesafe on 15 January at 10:30 am for a practical, insight-led session designed for organisations at every stage of their EHS digitalisation journey.
Across industries, EHS leaders face growing pressure to improve safety performance, manage costs, and demonstrate the value of their programs. Yet a common challenge remains – how to measure and communicate the real impact of technology investments.
You’ll gain practical strategies to:
- Quantify the impact of EHS software on safety performance, efficiency, and engagement.
- Translate safety outcomes into metrics that resonate with executive leadership.
- Build a data-driven case for continued investment in safety technology.
As a follow-up to the Fire Safety Matters webinar on 5 November – Understanding Flame Detection in Challenging Environments – I wanted to share a useful resource you can keep on hand.Your Flame Detection Pocket Guide is available here: Pocket_Guide_Talentum.pdf
What’s inside:
- A concise summary of flame detection principles and where each technology fits best.
- A simple guide to selecting the right detector for challenging or hazardous environments.
- Practical notes on installation, testing and ongoing maintenance.
If you’d prefer a printed copy, we’d be happy to send one out, just reply to this email with your postal address.
- New whitepaper covers risk, law, insurance and safe storage
- ION-LINE cabinet catalogue updated
- New lithium battery cabinet configurator
In response to rising demand for clarity on lithium battery safety, our new whitepaper – or ‘asecos redpaper’ – provides a framework to support safety and compliance.
After the rapid surge of ambitious policies in 2024, and the abrupt reversals, cancellations, and turbulence that followed in 2025, many organizations expected momentum to stall. It didn’t.
Instead, sustainability has become an operational reality: embedded in global supply chains, demanded by customers and investors, and reinforced by the rising expectation that every claim must be traceable, transparent, and verifiable.
In 2026, sustainability isn’t going anywhere, and the leaders who treat it as a core business capability will be the ones who thrive. Join our most anticipated webinar of the year as the Verdantix sustainability team unveils 10 predictions on how sustainability will evolve in the year ahead. Reserve your seat