FlexManager’s Conference Circuit: Where to Find Us This Autumn
Following a busy and successful spring conference season, the FlexManager team is gearing up for an equally exciting autumn schedule.
It's time for a Recap: NISO 2025
Last Friday (Oct 10th), we attended, exhibited, and sponsored the National Irish Safety Organisation (NISO) annual conference held in the Great Southern in Killarney. This was a significant date on our calendar, as FlexManager CEO, George Curley, held a talk entitled: Real Compliance in a Digital Transformation. This was an opportunity for George to share his perspective as a former Health & Safety Manager who saw the potential of HSEQ through a digital lens.
Speaking on his talk, George had this to say about his talk, and what he hopes are the takeaways for people:
“My take on the topic may be a little bit more controversial than people would have expected, but hopefully in a positive way. My goal was to usher people to ask the right questions on their digital transformation journey so they achieve their objectives and get the value that they want out of their solution.”
After exhibiting on the day, and interacting with connections both familiar and new, we asked our Business Development Executive what was the most exciting part of the day:
“It was a great opportunity for us to showcase everything that we are doing on our platform but also to meet with others in the industry and see where they think HSEQ is going in Ireland in the coming years.”
We would like to thank NISO for organising the event, and for giving FlexManager the opportunity to sponsor. Session 2 was chaired by James Flint of Winthrop Technologies, with Ann Marie Gannon and Michael McEnery from Irish Distillers also speaking on their EU Good Practice Award: B1 Robotics. We would like to congratulate all involved in the running of another successful NISO event!
More photos from the event will be available soon on the NISO website.
Topics you may have missed
Corporate Social Responsibility Value Highlighted by New Study
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) can often be overlooked as an important part of a business. A new study, however, reveals details that indicate how mandatory CSR could benefit companies not only through safeguarding branding, but also by boosting financial performance.
New machinery regulation broadens responsibility to operators in the EU
The impending new Machinery Regulation (EU) 2023/1230 is set to come into effect in January 2027. Several aspects of the regulation are sure to be of utmost importance to companies who have plant and equipment assets in use as part of their operations.
Safety Training Importance Highlighted by UK Law Change
A UK health & safety expert has warned that a new employment law update could impact companies taking a complacent approach to safety training.
Smarter Compliance in Action: FlexManager Visits Doyle Shipping Group at Dublin Port
FlexManager visited Doyle Shipping Group at Dublin Port to see its operations first-hand and explore the impact of smarter, connected compliance.
Workplace Temperature Discussions Offer Reminder of Risk Mitigation
In England, a senior Health and Safety Executive (HSE) official has spoken about the potential difficulties of implementing a universal maximum workplace temperature.
Back to Work, Back to Risk: Avoiding Q3 Safety Complacency
The return to work after summer often feels like a reset. Teams are back, operations pick up, and attention shifts to hitting targets for the remainder of the year. However, this period can also introduce a less visible risk. Complacency.
Traffic Management Compliance: Lessons From a €1.2m Ireland Fine
Traffic management compliance failures led to a €1.2m fine for an Irish roadworks contractor. See how digital RAMS reduce public road risk.
Women in Construction Safety: Irish H&S Officer Wins Miss Galaxy
Women in construction safety take the spotlight as an Irish health and safety officer is crowned Miss Galaxy International. See how FlexManager supports diverse safety teams.
Mobile Plant Safety Gaps Highlighted by Saskatoon Site Incident
A fatal Saskatoon incident puts mobile plant safety back in focus. See how digital risk assessments protect workers around moving equipment.
Work at Height Compliance Failures Cost UK Contractor £20,000
Work at height compliance gaps led to a £20,000 fine after a UK roof fall. See how digital RAMS and inspections prevent repeat failures.
Workplace Transport Compliance: Two Ports, Two Forklifts, One Costly Lesson
Two UK port forklift fines expose the same workplace transport compliance gap. See how FlexManager keeps traffic and pedestrian plans live, not filed away.