The Scottish Chamber of Safety is the regional body for Safety Groups in Scotland. It is an advocate for health & safety in Scotland and functions as a liaison between various groups and individuals who have an interest in health and safety in Scotland.
Find where your local group meets and get involved. Not all groups have their own websites but contact details for all of the groups is available through the main Safety Groups UK website.
The Chamber meets quarterly. Meetings take place at 10:30am on the first Tuesday of every third month. 2019 Meeting Dates: 26th March (Includes AGM) – note date change. 4th June, 3rd September, 3rd December.
Keep up to date with Scottish safety news and events
The SGUK Awards are now open! Designed for groups to obtain the recognition they deserve for the excellent work being done and to celebrate the efforts of individuals in individual Safety Groups who provide outstanding service to the Safety Groups movement. The award info pack is available to download from http://www.safetygroupsuk.org.uk/awards/ The award categories are: […]
Gas Safe Week Scotland takes place from the 16th – 22nd September 2019. The Institute of Gas Engineers and Managers are holding a reception at the Scottish Parliament on the 17th September from 17:30 to 19:30 for the launch of the inaugural Gas Safe Week. https://www.gassaferegister.co.uk/gassafetyweek/
The 10th September was world suicide prevention day. One person dies every 40 seconds from suicide, by the time you’ve finished reading this. Every life lost represents someone’s partner, child, parent, friend or colleague. For each suicide approximately 135 people suffer intense grief or are otherwise affected. Suicide doesn’t stop the pain, it just passes […]
Don't know what to say? Just listen. 2 eyes, 2 ears and 1 mouth. That's a good ratio. And if you speak, think. Is it... True. Helpful. Inspiring. Necessary. Kind. #Mentalhealth #SCoSConference2019
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When you're talking to someone about their mental health, it can be tempting to find a quick fix. But this can be tricky - a better place to start might be listening and asking open questions.
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