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International Women’s Day: 8th March 2025: A Spotlight on Fran Watkins-White

As women day approaches, we are celebrating women in the industry and those who are a part of APS. Read our spotlight blog on Fran Watkins-White, a CMaPS member and APS Regional Representative.

International Women’s Day: 8th March 2025: A Spotlight on Nicola Knowles

The industry has long been considered a male-dominated field, but over the years, women have been making incredible strides and shaping the future of the built environment. Read our spotlight blog on Nicola Knowles, an APS CMaPS Member.

Building Safety Alliance: Formation into Charity

Celebrating the Building Safety Alliance’s new charity status The Trustees of The Building Safety Alliance are pleased to announce that the Alliance has been accepted as a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO).

International Congress

The Association is delighted to announce a Congress delivered in collaboration with the **International Safety and Health Construction Coordinators Organization** (ISHCCO). Our partnership aims to strengthen ties with ISHCCO and explore opportunities to share good practice on construction health and safety risk management and building safety with coordinators in the UK and mainland European businesses.

APS takes mental health campaign message to the Welsh Parliament (SENEDD CYMRU)

Y Senedd in Cardiff played host to the second leg of the APS National Construction Industry Mental Health Awareness campaign, before it moves on to Westminster
  • Jan 23, 2025
  • Posted by Ellie

Bryn Wilde Elected for APS President 2027

We are delighted to announce that Dr. Bryn Wilde has been elected as the APS President for 2027.

APS Event at the Scottish Parliament: Mental Health In Construction

The Association for Project Safety (APS) had the privilege of hosting a Mental Health in Construction Awareness event at the Scottish Parliament, where we gathered to confront these issues head-on.
  • Nov 14, 2024
  • Posted by Ellie

Safety Spotlight: 5 common safety mistakes and how to avoid them

Even with the best intentions, safety mistakes can still happen—often with serious consequences. By recognising these common issues, you can help protect workers, avoid costly delays, and keep your projects compliant with the latest regulations.

Grenfell Tower Fire Inquiry Phase 2 Report

APS President Mark Snelling provides a statement

Safety Spotlight: Become an APS accredited course provider

In today’s fast-paced environment, the need for high-quality CDM training is on the rise. With numerous options available, how can companies ensure their courses are both best practice and legally compliant? The key is accreditation through the Association for Project Safety.