📣Join the Thomas Ashton Institute Annual Lecture in May! Professor Chris Johnson, DSIT Chief Scientific Adviser will explore how emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and data analytics are revolutionising public safety. 🖊️Register Now: https://t.co/53nSS3pm2x

Join us for @H_S_E's turbo-charged seminar during British Science Week, featuring rapid-fire talks from experts in the field! 12 March 12.00 free registration: https://t.co/T8noIyumYo

HSE Research Reports: Review of key machinery safety standards and guidance and how they reflect on emerging technologies. Considering new technologies, the potential utilisation of AI for machinery safety' @H_S_E identified gaps in standards and guidance

The quantitative risks of mesothelioma and lung cancer in relation to #asbestos exposure: relationship between asbestos exposure and cancer risk is important evidence used to inform effective @H_S_E policy development and interventions: https://t.co/5YE1xHS2tG

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Join us for @H_S_E's turbo-charged seminar during British Science Week, featuring rapid-fire talks from experts in the field! 12 March 12.00 free registration: https://t.co/T8noIyumYo

Watch webinar including Colin Chambers talk on “Mapping AI Use Cases: Insights for @H_S_E Regulated Industries” a Chartered Engineer with 25 years experience, provided insights into the regulation of AI applications in high-hazard industries, for the safe and effective use of AI

Research Report: Uncertainty and sensitivity analysis of the HardSPEC environmental exposure model for pesticide regulatory assessments. HardSPEC is a realistic but worst-case environmental exposure model used by @H_S_E in risk assessment of pesticides. https://t.co/BsBVXrqkhj

Hear from the Minister for Social Security and Disability, Sir Stephen Timms, as we celebrate our 50th anniversary. It was great to show Minister Timms our exciting science and research during his recent visit to our Buxton facilities.

Research Report: The impact of Permanent Volumetric Modular Construction PVMC on building safety: describes an initial review of evidence linked to the building safety of PVMC to inform @H_S_E as the BSR and construction industry of the available evidence. https://t.co/P9GiE4MG4I

Over the last 50 years @H_S_E science and evidence has helped ensure GB is one of the safest places to work. Our annual statistics on work-related health and safety show there is still work to do, we will continue striving to protect people and places:

Violence and Aggression Network - Thomas Ashton Institute for Risk and Regulatory Research:

Investigation of a pipework failure that led to a major river contamination by fertilisers, 135,000 dead fish. Environment Agency asked @H_S_E’s engineering-materials specialists to conduct a forensic investigation and provide expert evidence to the court: https://t.co/D4tCM2YDWe

Putting residents at the heart of the new Building Safety Regulator: @H_S_E’s Insight and Service Design team carried out research to understand residents needs, attitudes and behaviours in relation to safety then applied this understanding to design BSR. https://t.co/ELYzzeeuDe

Research Report When welding goes wrong: Learning from past failures. Priority areas to improve welding outcomes, reducing failures with high consequences and fatalities, have been identified. @H_S_E using findings to support regulatory activity. Report: https://t.co/2Hfq0GGQIn

Lessons learned from an investigation into a theme park incident. @H_S_E's Engineering specialists identified the cause of the incident and found no evidence of routine safety testing. Lessons learned importance of effective, regular, testing of rides: https://t.co/tlbsbvpP9r

I’m pleased to launch @H_S_E's 2024 Areas of Research Interest. Detailing our research priorities to help identify specific topics of shared interest with other government departments, academia and industry to join up activity and achieve more together: https://t.co/3UkEbKVSbK

Research Report: Wood dust exposures in manufacturing industries. Exposure to different wood dusts can cause asthma, dermatitis and sinonasal cancer. Woodworking manufacturing were surveyed by @H_S_E scientists to update HSE’s knowledge. Report: https://t.co/ZUYlNx7Qjc

Research Reports: Area Classification for Oil Mists (MISTS2). This work improved understanding of the conditions required in which an oil mist can be ignited and continue to burn, important for assessing the risks and control measures required: https://t.co/ajfZ52tfUT

Watch HSE's Annual Science Review seminar. Our 5 minute 'Turbo Talks' videos feature @H_S_E scientists talking about how science and evidence is being used to help everyone lead safer and healthier lives: https://t.co/QhPnuUIquI