Dame Judith Hackitt backed the Association for Project Safety (APS) to be a catalyst for change in the construction industry at its annual conference.

This year’s APS National Conference will return to a face-to-face format, focusing on effective collaboration across project teams, with Dame Judith Hackitt delivering the keynote address.

The Association for Project Safety has bestowed an honorary fellowship to Dame Judith Hackitt in recognition of her outstanding contribution to health and safety in the design and construction sector.

As APS looks back over 30 years, it is time to face up to the next 30. We need to address the issues that are preventing the industry from collaborating effectively to create a safer built environment, says Andrew Leslie

Despite the safety reforms brought in by the 2022 Building Safety Act, substandard submissions are still holding up approvals by the Building Safety Regulator. Dame Judith Hackitt tells Denise Chevin what needs to be done to transform the construction culture that allows this.

As chair of the international working group that created the framework, Dame Judith Hackitt speaks exclusively to Will Mann about how it will plug gaps in the current regulatory system.

HSE flags concerns on more than 50% of proposals, as Hackitt tells CIOB conference industry is still resisting change.