The National Irish Safety Organisation and the Northern Ireland Safety Group hosted the All-Ireland Occupational Safety Awards online at 15:00hrs. on Friday, 22 January 2021 where all the winners were announced. View the presentation or click on the list of winners.
The National Irish Safety Organisation Limited, trading as National Irish Safety Organisation, is a company limited by guarantee not having a share capital, registered in Dublin, Ireland with registered office at A11 Calmount Park, Ballymount, Dublin 12 and registered company number 183138.
National Irish Safety Organisation is also a charity with CHY number 5573
Search our site below, please get in touch if you cannot find what you need.
Attend a NISO event – seminar, safety conference, All Ireland Safety Quiz, All Ireland Safety Awards – to maintain your expertise of industry issues and legislation.
As a student at NISO you’ll be able to apply what you learn in your workplace. Health and Safety is what we’ve known best for over fifty years.
We provide a range of resources: health and safety magazines and articles, health and safety posters and other products, information regarding legislation.
You can participate in making Irish workplaces safer through your own efforts within your organisation and as a voice within NISO that reaches governmental level.
Limited Provision of Safe Pass Training for Essential Projects ...
New Workplace Bullying Code of Practice Approved Minister Damien ...
HSA releases Programme of Work for 2021 The HSA has released its ...
The Minister of State for Trade, Employment, Business, EU Digital...
SOLAS Safe Pass courses suspended SOLAS has instructed all Appro...
Tánaiste Leo Varadkar urges employers to facilitate working from...
Nineteen fatalities on Irish farms reported in 2020 The significa...
NISO would like to wish all our members a very Happy Christmas an...
The Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment, ...
Legislation Update SI No 539 of 2020 Safety, Health and Welfare a...
The Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment has today, 20 ...
Bullying is cited as grounds for almost 35% of unfair dismissal c...
HSA release its 2019 Annual Report The Health and Safety Authorit...
Study finds retail workers serving customers have fivefold risk o...
Ireland moves to Level 5 COVID-19 Restrictions As of midnight on ...
The European Week for Health and Safety at Work is taking place ...
Bill to protect vulnerable workers introduced 7 October 2020 The ...
Tractor Safety Awareness Training Course launch amid the ongoing ...
Construction Safety Week is taking place from 19 to 23 October 20...
Documents show government unease at campaign to designate Covid-1...
View our temporary opening hours (NISO): For Northern Ireland ent...
Construction sector mental health concerns raised in new report 2...
The dean of Harvard’s school of public health has called on fir...
HSA launches two Return to Work Safely courses 29 July 2020 The H...
Lower income essential workers at higher risk of severe outcomes...
Department of Health issues new posters relating to face masks 23...
Mental Health First Aid Ireland survey shines a light on the impa...
COVID-19 safety measures taken by NISO As a limited number of hea...
Health and Safety Authority (HSA) launches inspection campaign to...
National guidance for employers and employees seeking to engage w...
Company fined €180k following H&S Breaches 9 July 2020 Toda...
Public Consultation on Guidance for Remote Working 9 July 2020 Th...
HSA return to work COVID-19 templates, checklists and posters The...
Safety Alert: Use of safety masks designated KN95. The Health and...
Preparations for the reactivation of Safe Pass, CSCS and QSCS Cou...
Study finds workplace bullying costing economy €239m per year 2...
Report calls for action on goods vehicle safety 26 May 2020 Sourc...