About Us

Who has put the website together?

The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) is the UK’s family safety charity. As part of its mission to save lives and reduce injuries, its National Occupational Safety and Health Committee (NOSHC) gives advice on identifying ways and means of improving safety and health at work.

NOSHC is a voluntary association of people drawn from organisations representing a broad cross-section of occupational safety and health interests. Membership is by invitation of the Board of Trustees of RoSPA and is reviewed annually.

Updates

This website will be updated continually. Anyone with contributions to make should email contact@historyofosh.org.uk

Background

The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) National Occupational Safety and Health Committee (NOSHC) decided in 2011 to take forward the History of Occupational Safety and Health project with the following aims:

This website, launched to mark the World Day for Safety and Health at Work on 28 April 2014, is the ongoing result of that project.

Thanks

RoSPA’s NOSHC is grateful for the invaluable support provided by: