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.

Members of the Association for Project Safety (APS) have voted to modernise the association and how it operates. The overwhelming majority of votes cast, 95%, were in favour of the proposals for change.

It’s been five years since the Grenfell fire, but has anything changed? Kristina Smith put that question to five industry practitioners.

The APS training and events programme will run through the summer, with sessions on the Building Safety Act and other legislation affecting the built environment.