Win IOSH 2011 tickets

17 January 2011

We’re offering Graduate members and members who pay a concessionary subscription rate the chance to take part in a draw to win free tickets to the IOSH 2011 conference and exhibition on 15–16 March 2011, at ExCeL, London. The tickets will be funded through the bursary scheme.

Ten concessionary rate members and 10 Graduate members will be picked at random to attend the largest health and safety conference in the UK, where you’ll get up-to-the-minute information and best practice case studies – all aimed at helping health and safety professionals meet their future challenges.

Hazel Harvey, IOSH Executive Director – Membership, said:

“This is an excellent opportunity for members to find out what’s new in the industry. You’ll be able to choose from up to 35 conference sessions, benefit from over 15 hours of learning and debate, participate in over 11 hours of face-to-work networking as well as enjoy a drink or two at the evening drinks reception.

“We’re offering the tickets to our concessionary rate members because they may not be able to afford to go to the event because of unemployment. We want to help them get back to work and we think the conference is a great tool to achieve that goal.

“We also believe the conference gives newly graduated members a head start, and as they are the future of the profession, we want to help them progress in their career, as well as in the IOSH membership structure.

“To make the event more accessible to members, we only want those who have never been to the IOSH annual conference to enter.”

To be eligible for the draw, you’ll need to be a member on a concessionary subscription rate (for example if you’re unemployed) or a Graduate member (if you have Graduate member status in the 2010/11 financial year), and email us by Friday 28 January 2011 to let us know that you’re interested. The lucky winners will be announced on 4 February 2011.

If you win, we’d like your help in telling members about the event. To do this we’d like you to write a 150-word testimonial about how you’ve benefited from the IOSH 2011 conference and exhibition. We’d also like to interview you for the IOSH channel on YouTube and possibly share your experiences through Twitter.  Your valuable contribution will help us with future planning and promotion.