Registration is now open for the 2026 NEBOSH Online Conference, a free one-day event that brings together occupational health and safety professionals from around the world to explore the issues shaping safer, healthier and more sustainable workplaces.
Taking place on 1 December, the conference will feature expert speakers sharing practical insights, emerging trends and real-world experiences across a range of topics influencing the future of occupational safety and health.
The 2026 agenda includes sessions on:
- Artificial Intelligence in practice for the OSH professionals
- The human factor in environmental performance
- Health, safety and environment management on major projects
- Career development: what next after your qualification?
- How to ensure occupational health support is right for your business
- The strategy – behaviour gap
- From compliance to influence
Designed for both new and experienced professionals, the conference will provide practical ideas and inspiration that delegates can apply in their own organisations and careers.
The event will stream online from 9.30am (UK time) on 1 December, and attendance is free. All sessions will be available to watch on demand after the event, and delegates will be able to download a digital certificate of attendance.
The conference is kindly sponsored by Gulf Academy of Safety, NIST Global, RRC International and SHEilds. Registration is now open at: www.nebosh.org.uk/online-conference
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About NEBOSH
The National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health (NEBOSH) is a leading global charity which provides health, safety and environmental qualifications. Its qualifications help raise the competence of professionals and individuals at all levels in the workplace, and tens of thousands of people from more than 150 countries study for a NEBOSH qualification every year.
NEBOSH has also been honoured as the Awarding Organisation of the Year by the Federation of Awarding Bodies and, in 2025, strengthened its reputation for exceptional achievement with two further awards: Learner of the Year and the Special Recognition Award.
In 2025, it launched its Social Purpose Programme to further its mission to improve health, safety and environmental standards worldwide. The programme aims to tackle inequality in workplace health and safety, particularly in regions where educational, financial, and regulatory resources are scarce. It also looks to improve accessibility and diversity within the occupational health and safety profession.
