APS is gearing up for a renewed UK-wide lobbying effort in a bid to inform newly elected MPs of issues around building safety and other pressing issues in construction as well as the work of the organisation.

This latest regional round-up highlights activity north of the border, where three previous regions – Scotland East, Scotland North and Scotland West – have been consolidated to become the Scotland region.

The Association for Project Safety has launched an election manifesto with five key demands, describing them as “essential life savers”.

With a new president, the debut of the Principal Designer Building Regulations Register and political change all round, it’s certainly going to be a busy summer for APS, says Andrew Leslie.

As the evenings grow longer, APS events continue to offer a range of opportunities to expand your professional capabilities.

APS president Mark Snelling has set out plans for the association to play a bigger role in improving industry competence to meet the requirements of new legislation.

The Association for Project Safety (APS) is calling on the Building Safety Regulator (BSR) to firm up on the design requirements for project approval for higher-risk buildings. 

Mark Snelling has been appointed as the new president of the Association for Project Safety (APS). 

As we emerge blinking into the spring sunshine, the association is gearing up to get back out and about with a series of face-to-face events, says Lesley McLeod.

Here we are, and it’s almost spring already! And the Association for Project Safety (APS) is getting ready to leap into a new season with a return to face-to-face events…

The Association for Project Safety’s (APS) new competency scheme and register will be launched in April 2024.

APS is looking to surpass 2023 with more and better exclusive association events in 2024.

Project Safety Journal begins a new regular feature spotlighting the activities of the six new APS regions.

APS is hosting a range of events to kick off the new season, starting with our Annual Conference in September.

As the days start to shorten and the annual APS conference approaches, there is plenty to get to grips with in this issue of Project Safety Journal, writes Lesley McLeod.

It’s a good time to think about the progress being made by innovative IT in managing risks associated with site traffic, says Lesley McLeod.

Whether you attend live or watch later at your leisure, APS has a thought-provoking line-up of events available for members.

Change is in the air as APS welcomes a new board and president elect, while in the wider industry are positive moves in complex areas such as mental health support.