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Dr Chris Davis of IOSH will address these realities in Integrating Climate Change into Occupational Safety and Health Practice, outlining how climate-driven extremes – heat, cold, storm impacts – affect people, equipment and operations. Another forward-looking session, The Changing Face of Risk – Why ESG Matters in 2025, will examine how environmental and social responsibility frameworks are redefining risk and reputation.
DEVELOPING THE FUTURE PROFESSION
The skills gap in safety continues to widen as senior expertise retires and early-career entrants struggle to find structured development pathways. SHWL Manchester’s Future Profession strand will address talent, leadership and capability building.
Among the sessions, The Young Driver Transition – From Apprentice to Confident Driver, led by Jim Magner of Driving for Better Business, provides a practical example of how structured support can dramatically improve safety outcomes for younger workers. Other speakers will explore the soft skills – communication, persuasion and influence – that new leaders will need to succeed beyond compliance.
THE BUSINESS CASE FOR SAFETY
As organisations become more commercially focused, safety leaders must increasingly demonstrate financial value. The session ‘Yes, But What’s the ROI?’ will bring together professionals who have secured investment in new systems by showing measurable outcomes such as reduced incidents, lower absence, improved efficiency and stronger culture.
The session is a blueprint for professionals striving to secure board-level support and reposition safety as a value-creating discipline.
LEGISLATION, REGULATION & COMPLIANCE
The event also features expert legal analysis of the Building Safety Act, Martyn’s Law, and the emerging legal implications of AI, helping professionals understand and apply regulatory changes effectively and stay ahead of compliance expectations.
https://www.safetyhealthwellbeing.live/conference-agenda
The full agenda can be found here. LEADING THE FUTURE OF SAFETY
Keynote speakers include Sarah Newton, HSE Chair of Board; Figen Murray OBE, Initiator of Martyn’s Law
and Counter Terrorism Expert; and Richard Bate, IOSH President among many more. The full line up of speakers can be found here.
https://www.safetyhealthwellbeing.live/speakers WHY ATTEND? Over two days, attendees will gain:
• Sharp, practical learning from industry leaders and CPD points.
• Tools to address modern risks and build resilient strategy.
• • Insight grounded in real case studies.
• A platform for discussion, collaboration and networking.
Inspiration to drive progress, influence leadership and shape culture.
PARTNERS
Safety, Health & Wellbeing Live works with a wide range of leading industry associations and partners. These include HSE, IOSH, NEBOSH, the British Safety Council, BSI, IITSM, IOM, NASC, HSM, IPAF, BOHS, UKATA, Safety Management, and Tomorrow’s Health & Safety Magazine.
CONFIRMED EXHIBITORS
Meet more than 125 exhibitors – from Milwaukee and Bureau Veritas to Unigloves and Evac+Chair, visitors will have the opportunity to explore the solutions and suppliers driving innovation across safety, health and wellbeing.
https://www.safetyhealthwellbeing.live/exhibitors
The full exhibitor list can be found here. A PLATFORM FOR PROGRESS
Ultimately, SHWL Manchester 2026 isn’t just about information – it’s about transformation. It’s where the profession comes together to share experiences, challenge assumptions, and shape the next generation of health, safety, and wellbeing practice.
Safety, Health & Wellbeing Live Manchester 2026 is where the industry meets that change head-on – confidently, collaboratively, and with purpose.
https://safetyhealthwellbeinglive2026.eventreference.com/
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