We’ll discuss where AI works best, where human oversight remains critical, and how EHS teams can adopt AI responsibly.
All attendees will receive a CPD certificate. Register now

In this session, we will cover:
• The regulatory and performance requirements for personal fall protection anchors
• How to select suitable anchor locations
• Common types of anchor devices and where they are best applied
• Inspection and testing requirements for anchors and installations

Join HSM and HSE on 23 March at 10:30am for a free, one-hour webinar that highlights the common failings seen in noise reports and equips consultants with practical guidance to improve accuracy, clarity, and compliance.

Industry specialists from HSE will break down real-world issues from incorrect measurement approaches to misunderstandings around exposure values, hearing protection guidance, and report definitions helping you avoid these pitfalls in your own work.
Whether you’re preparing surveys, assessments, or risk reports, you’ll leave with actionable insights and best practices, plus a CPD certificate for attending. Register now to secure your spot and improve the quality of your noise reporting. Register now

his expert-led webinar will unpack current responsibilities, common risks, and best-practice approaches to fire door safety in high-occupancy residential environments.In this session, you’ll gain practical insight into

• The legal and regulatory obligations surrounding fire door inspection, maintenance and documentation in social housing• Common compliance failures and how to avoid them through robust specification, installation and ongoing checks• How certified fire doors and effective asset management strategies can improve safety outcomes for residents and landlords alike

All attendees will receive a CPD certificate. Register now

Join FSM and DVS on 18 March at 10:30am for a comprehensive introduction to Video Flame Detection (VFD) and the LPS1976 product standard.

This webinar will explain how VFD technology works, its advantages over traditional smoke and heat detection, and why it has become an essential solution for challenging industrial environments.

It will outline the limitations of conventional detection methods, particularly in areas with high ceilings, airborne contamination, extreme temperatures, moisture, or outdoor airflow, and demonstrate how VFD overcomes these issues by detecting actual flame rather than the by-products of fire. Different types of video detection (smoke, heat, and flame) will be compared, including their suitability, restrictions, and common false-alarm triggers. All attendees will receive a CPD certificate. Register now

Join FSM and Hyfire on 31 March at 10:30am to explore how wireless fire detection is transforming modern fire safety and what the latest BS 5839-1:2025 updates mean for compliance and system design.

In this session you’ll learn how wireless fire detection systems:

• Enable faster, less disruptive installation across a variety of environments from heritage buildings to busy industrial sites.

• Deliver long-term value through scalable design, cleaner aesthetics and future expansion readiness.

• Align with the updated BS 5839-1:2025 standard to support compliant fire safety strategies that integrate performance, documentation and reliability.

Whether you’re a fire safety professional, installer, designer or building manager, this webinar will equip you with actionable insight into wireless solutions and compliance best practice.  All attendees will receive a CPD certificate. Register now

Join FSM and Apollo on 9 April at 10:30am to gain information on the standard EN 54 Part 23. This information includes standards, design, coverage, and available products.

EN54-23 was published in the UK in 2010 and became mandatory on 1st January 2014, after which any Visual Alarm Device (VAD) newly installed and used as the primary means of warning as part of a fire alarm system must conform to it.

This presentation gives information covering:

• EN54-23 overview
• The difference between VIDs & VADs
• Selecting a VAD for a specific application
• Ceiling, Wall, & O class VADs explained

All attendees will receive a CPD certificate. Register now

Join us for our upcoming webinar on 24 March at 10.30am to hear from Openreach and AddSecure experts about the PSTN switch‑off and how to future‑proof your critical communications with modern IP‑based and cellular solutions.

Learn practical migration guidance and discover AddSecure’s next‑generation alarm signalling and push‑to‑talk technologies designed to ensure resilience, compliance, and seamless continuity. Don’t miss this opportunity to stay ahead of the transition and secure your operations.
All attendees will receive a one-hour CPD certificate. Register now

Join us on 25 February 2026 at 10:30am to explore how organisations can move from traditional physical credentials to mobile-based access, and how this shift can enhance access control while supporting smarter, more efficient buildings.

Why are so many organisations considering this shift? What’s driving the transition? And how can you assess whether mobile access aligns with your long-term security and digital-transformation plans? This session will answer these questions – and raise a few important ones you may not have considered yet.
Gain insight into real-world best practices for planning and implementing a mobile-ready access strategy, guided by an industry expert who works closely with organisations navigating this shift every day. By the end of the session, you’ll understand the key considerations and practical approaches that support a smooth, sustainable migration from legacy credentials to mobile-enabled access – helping you make informed, confident decisions grounded in best practice rather than guesswork.

Do you work in Compliance and Risk, Operations, Facilities/Property or IT? Or are you finding that information security is creeping under your remit?

It’s often misunderstood – and that confusion can lead to risky decisions.
In our upcoming webinar, Luke Peach (Head of InfoSec Ops, Bulletproof from WorkNest), will explain what “good” information security looks like and how to get there, with clear links to ISO 27001 compliance.
This session is for professionals who are used to managing compliance obligations and want the same clarity for information security.

Information Security Made Practical: From Myths to Strategy   Thursday 26 February 2026, 1pm–2pm (GMT)
Register here

Join IP&E and SKF at 10:30am to explore From Firefighting to Predictive Maintenance: Proven Ways to Boost Uptime in UK Industry.In this webinar, we’ll cut through complexity and focus on what matters most to plant, reliability and maintenance leaders: how to prevent failures before they happen and keep critical assets running safely, efficiently and sustainably.

You’ll discover:

• Why unplanned downtime is accelerating and where hidden failure risks typically originate in today’s plants.
• How maintenance skill gaps and staffing shortages are impacting reliability – and what practical steps can mitigate these challenges.
• Proven approaches to maximising uptime using condition monitoring, smart maintenance and data‑driven services.
• Real‑world customer cases demonstrating measurable improvements in reliability, energy use, MTBF and maintenance workload.
• How SKF partners with industry to deliver predictable, stable operations rather than simply supplying components.

Taking an “outside‑in” perspective, we focus on the real operational pain points you face daily and show how targeted, scalable solutions can improve reliability, availability and output, fast. You’ll leave with clear, practical insights you can apply immediately to strengthen your plant’s performance and resilience. All attendees will receive a one-hour CPD certificate. Register now

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