Sally is BSI’s Lead Standards Development Manager for business improvement and occupational health and safety management. She is responsible for working with both national and international experts to develop documents that help organizations of all types to improve the way they operate and to better protect the people who work for them.

Sally engages with a broad range of stakeholders to ensure the widest possible views are taken into account when the UK inputs to international standards and frequently holds public meetings to encourage users of the standards to raise issues and propose improvements.

Sally is the manager  of the ISO technical committee responsible for the world’s first international standard on occupational health and safety management, ISO 45001, and is actively involved in the development of ISO 45003 (guidance on psychological health and safety at work) which will also be the first globally agreed standard of its type.

Martin is Group Technical Assurance and Quality Director, with overall responsibility for quality management and technical governance across Lloyd’s Register, one of the world’s leading providers of professional services for engineering and technology – improving safety and increasing the performance of critical infrastructures world-wide.  

Martin is an engineering risk management specialist.  He began his career in the nuclear industry, undertaking risk assessment and safety case preparation before joining Lloyd’s Register in 1990, to undertake both nuclear and non-nuclear risk management studies.  He has risk assessment and safety management experience across many major hazard industries.

Martin has contributed to the development of several OH&S management system standards including OHSAS 18001 and ISO 45001, and the ISO 55000 series on Asset Management.

Martin is a member of BSI’s Management Systems Expert Group.  He chaired the BSI mirror committee throughout the development of ISO 45001, leading the UK delegation on the ISO 45001 project committee.  He now chairs the ISO technical committee for occupational health and safety management (ISO/TC 283), which owns ISO 45001 and is developing additional standards and guidance on OH&S management.

John Fitzgerald leads the team at WorkSafe focused on Mentally Healthy Work. He is a NZ Registered Psychologist within the Clinical Scope of Practice, who has worked in adult mental health; alcohol/drug services; and child & family psychological health. He has particular research interests in suicide prevention and non-suicidal self-injury, and professional ethics and practice.

Prior to joining WorkSafe, John was a Senior Lecturer in Clinical Psychology at Massey University (Wellington). He is a Fellow and Immediate Past-President of the New Zealand Psychological Society, a member of the Society’s Institute of Clinical Psychology and of the NZ College of Clinical Psychologists, and a member of the Psychology Panel of the Health Practitioners Disciplinary Tribunal.

Francois is the Executive Director of the New Zealand Business Leaders’ Health and Safety Forum – a coalition of more than 390 CEOs committed to building cultures that enable people and business to thrive. 

Before joining the Forum in May 2015, Francois worked in the health and safety regulator for almost 10 years, through the Pike River Mine tragedy, major health and safety ecosystem reforms and was directly involved in establishing WorkSafe NZ.  During that time, he established WorkSafe’s national programme team, including the significant interventions in construction, forestry, work-related health and agriculture. 

Francois has spent his career working to effect change by connecting diverse groups and perspectives, reframing and redefining complex challenges and remaining anchored to the core belief that it is only by working together we will make progress.

Linda Saraswati Iskandar is a Bachelor of Chemical Engineering from the Sepuluh Nopember Institute of Technology Surabaya (ITS) andz a Masters in Human Resources Management who has been in the HSE world since 2009, as  Environmental Management Representative and HSE Officer at Food and Bevarage Industry with qualifications of General OHS Expert – Indonesian Manpower Ministry  Certification. Although since 2002 she has been familiar with the Quality Management System, starting his career in Quality Management as a Junior Consultant and Document Controller at BUMN PT Surveyor Indonesia Surabaya Branch and Quality Management Coordinator at Ceramics Tile Industry with IRCA Auditor ISO 9001 qualification. The opportunity to explore the field of Process Safety also Occupational Health Safety comes when she becom OHS Supervisor es QHSE Specialists, QHSE Manager at the Oil and Gas Contractor. She had opportunities with qualifications  as Oil and Gas OHS Supervisor with of Ministry of Energy Certification and Contractor Safety Management System Expert. Since 2017 until now, she has been pursuing a career as an Associate Trainer, Consultant and Auditor for HSE Integrated Management System, Quality Food Safety in Various Industries. Armed with 17 years of experience implementing Integrated Management Systems with  total of 80 organizations such as ISO 45001, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, 22000, ISO 31000, ISO 26000, ISO 17025, ISO 17020 API Spec Q1, ISO 37001 & ISO 50001 and Occupational Healt & Safety Management System &  Railways Safety Management System based on Regulatory  in several industries

An earth scientist by education, Stefan Larsson worked for many years in an international heavy industry, starting on the shop floor, moved on to R&D and later responsible for health & safety, environmental and quality management in a global organization. Started his own consultancy ten years ago, supporting organizations (from SMEs and NGOs to large multi-nationals) with their management systems as a coach and trainer. Has worked with implementing EHSQ management systems in thirty different countries around the world. He is a certified auditor and was representing Sweden in the development of ISO 14001:2015 and later for ISO 45001:2018. He is project lead and convenor for the development of a guidance standard (ISO 45002) on how to implement the requirements in ISO 45001. This standard is scheduled to be published in 2022. He is also chairman of the board for three different Swedish based NGOs.

Industrial engineer specialist in project management. International Standardization and special projects manager at ICONTEC.  More than 13 years of experience in national and international standardization in the fields of occupational health and safety, quality, conformity assessment, among others. 8 years of industry experience in the field of quality and occupational health and safety. Currently participating in the development of iso 45002 and supporting the project leader.

Anne Mallory has been involved in the health and safety sphere since 1997.

She has held senior management positions with health and safety, quality and environmental responsibilities.

As a founder and Director of Mallory Health and Safety Consultants Ltd, she has undertaken many and varied roles in the consultancy sphere including construction, decommissioning projects, emergency arrangements and business continuity planning in high hazard industries such as civil nuclear sites. In addition, she has been involved on a voluntary basis in event planning for a number of charities.

The spectrum of work has ranged from the introduction of complete safety management systems and training processes to the evaluation of unique high hazard operations for specialist contractors.

She is a Chartered Fellow of the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health and a Fellow and Council Member of the International Institute of Risk and Safety Management for six years, a Member of the Emergency Planning Society and a Senior Construction Manager through the Construction Skills Certification Scheme.

Nick Wilson is an Army Veteran with an impactful story to tell. After 14 years of service, Nick left the Army, with Degenerative Disease Disorder of the spine, resulting in his managing Chronic Pain and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder as a result of multiple deployments across the globe. Through his battle with chronic pain, depression and PTSD, Nick has shown his resilience, overcome adversity and gone on to become a successful entrepreneur and mental health expert through lived experience; helping those who are facing the challenges which he too went through. As a public speaker Nick is passionate about inspiring, educating and empowering both individuals and organisations to better understand mental health and suicide.

Nick first began serving as a Royal Logistics Corps Driver in the British Army back in 1999. His job took him across the breadth of the globe, serving countless operational tours in places such as Kosovo, Iraq and Afghanistan. Nick, unfortunately, saw many horrific and traumatic things, leaving him both mentally and emotionally scarred. After 14 years of service, Nick decided to leave the Military, transitioning back into society. Nick then launched his first business, founding Purely Platinum in 2014, a Chauffeur company providing the very best transportation solutions for high-profile clients. Nick quickly became the owner of a, very successful, £1/4 Million business after just two years of operations. Unfortunately, during this time Nick was also battling with his inner demons and ever-increasing levels of chronic pain, then in 2016 he experienced a mental breakdown, attempted suicide and attended rehab, where he was diagnosed with PTSD.

After suffering immensely with mental illness and chronic pain, Nick overcame such adversity, finding ways to better manage in life with both physical and mental injuries, adapting his life routine and the environment around him. In a bid to understand the workings of the mind, Nick studied Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Mental Health First Aid and Neuro-Linguistics Programming, where he became a trainer and practitioner in all three. Then, passionate to help others who were struggling with mental health, Nick launched his second business, a mental health consultancy. Armed with his personal experiences and professional skills in mental health, combined with the life lessons he learnt serving for Queen and country in the British Army, Nick began to help organisations large and small to develop wellbeing strategies for their workforce.

Nick later went on to found men’s support group, Talk Mental Health CIC. Pivotal to mental health, Nick established this social enterprise to; raise awareness, reduce stigma amongst men, provide peer support groups for guys and promote the importance of self-management.

An advocate for positive change, Nick has also completed countless charity fundraising work throughout his career. He has raised over an astonishing £100, 000 for charities worldwide, organising events such as 1000-mile cycle ride for D-Day commemorations and the first Basra half marathon. Nick also ran immensely successful mental health campaigns during 2018 and 2019, creating the hashtags #Realmentalk and #Timetolisten which impacted 250,000 people and directly saved the lives of 10 individuals.

Most recently, in September ’21, Nick successfully managed to complete 385miles on his specialised recumbent trike, overcoming heat exhaustion, debilitating levels of chronic pain from his spinal injury, dark days mentally and injury, to represent and pay his respects to each of the 385 guys who complete suicide every month in the UK. The distance is equivalent to travelling along the south coast from Margate to Lands End, averaging 55miles a day!

Elizabeth O’Ferrall is a Senior Standards Officer at NSAI and an Engineer by profession. Elizabeth holds an LLM Law in International Justice and an MBS in Safety & Health.

Elizabeth has 19 years' experience in standardisation and the project manager for standards in the area of occupational health and safety and on Universal Design amongst others . She has contributed to a number of standards at national and international level in these areas including OHSAS 18001 and ISO 45001 as well as being the project manager for standards which have received  "ZERO Project  Awards" which recognise innovative practices and projects supporting people with disabilities around the world.

 In 2014, Elizabeth was appointed the Task Group Coordinator for CEN Mandate M/473 “to include Design for All in standardisation”.  She has presented at "Inklusionstage 2017" in Berlin and at the Academy of Law in Trier. Elizabeth has represented the Irish Government on the PPE Expert Working Group and the ICT Multi Stakeholder Platform Group. Prior to joining NSAI , Elizabeth worked in a number of industry sectors including Abbott Ireland and Bausch & Lomb, holding positions in manufacturing, quality, project engineering and facilities engineering.

David has worked in the Building & Construction Industry for over 32 years. David is the Master Builders Association of NSW Executive Officer Technical, Safety & Risk. David is a “Fellow” and dual international ISQEM Safety Award Distinction recipient 2015 & 2016, for his commitment and involvement in developing a positive safety culture in the Building and Construction Industry. David was recently appointed to the board as an International Director of ISQEM. David developed the award-winning submission that saw MBA NSW receive the 2021 SafeWork NSW Association’s category. David is recognised as a “Standards Expert”. David is Standards Australia Chairman of Occupational Health and Safety Management Committee, Standards Australia 45001 International Head of Delegation. David is the Convenor of ISO TC283 WG4 leading the working group responsible for the development of a new standard “ISO45004 OH&S Performance Evaluation” scheduled to take 36 months, intended to complement ISO 45001. David is a Director on the Crane Council of Australia Board. David is an Exemplar Global Certified Management Systems Specialist (Lead) and a Master OH&S Auditor. David is their 45001 exam and scheme Chairman. David is also PwC’s External Advisory Board Chairman for their Certification Accreditation Body. David regularly reviews documentation for Australian State and National Government departments including the following subject matter, Auditing, Safety and Transport for relevance, corporate governance and compliance. David leads by example, driving safety awareness never losing sight of our grass roots.

Richard is a long-standing and passionate advocate for improved health and safety performance evaluation and reporting, both nationally and internationally, authoring policy submissions and taking part in many stakeholder events.

A chartered occupational safety and health (OSH) professional, experienced public affairs practitioner and published author, he led on public-policy issues for the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) for 20 years, following a successful career as health, safety and environment manager for a blue-chip multinational. From 2021, following his retirement, Richard has worked in a pro bono capacity on standards development and policy-related publications.

An OSH professional and IOSH member for over 30 years, he holds an MSc in Risk Management and Safety Technology; post-graduate diplomas in OSH and public affairs; and environmental management certification.  

Globally, Richard supported the formation of the Center for Safety and Health Sustainability think tank, helping produce its reporting guide. He also contributed to the GRI 403: OSH 2018 standard; ISSA’s guide on proactive leading indicators and AIHA’s guide on leading health metrics, as well as authoring/presenting a policy paper on Meaningful OSH performance reporting for the international webinar InGrid-2. While in the UK, he helped develop the regulator’s occupational safety and health performance reporting tools and Business in the Community’s Corporate Responsibility Index.

Richard is currently a member of several standards work groups, including those for ISO 45001 development; performance evaluation (ISO 45004); and tackling modern slavery (BS 25700).

My name is Made Yenny Puspitarini, usually called Yenny. I live in Gresik, East Java, Indonesia, a small town far from the hustle and bustle of the capital city.

Previously I had worked in several companies in the areas of Quality, Environment, and OHSMS. Currently, I am a consultant and freelance trainer mostly for Quality, Occupational Health, Safety and Environment as well as a Clean, Health, Safety and Sustainability Environment auditor for the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy ministry program.

In 2020, I joined the Indonesian ISO Experts Association (IIEA) community and got acquainted with Mr. Masjuli (the Indonesian representative for ISO/TC 283 previously) through the social media Whatsapp Group IIEA FG ISO 45K OHSMS.

Early October 2020, on the advice of Mr. Masjuli, we created a discussion group to review the ISO 45001 series. This team consists of consultants, lecturers and practitioners who are experts in their fields. In this group, we discuss and formulate comments that will be submitted at the WG meeting.

Since 2021 until now, I have joined ISO/ TC 283, DCCG, WG 4, WG 5, TG 5, TG 6, and Asia Oceania.

I also contributed to the production of books and the dissemination of ISO PAS 45005:2020 through webinars with Mr. Masjuli and OSHMS consultations.

Collaborating with the National Standardization Body trying to convey the conditions and challenges of implementing the ISO 45001 series with the hope that the ISO 45001 Document series can be more applicable in Indonesia.

Bernard Fieremans is a typically Belgian high experienced and practical Quality manager with a broad knowledge of safety. Bernard mostly worked within the automotive first tier world and is using his skills now in the primary packaging industry for food, cosmetics, and pharma industry. Knowing the in’s and out’s of certifications and different types of organisations. Being aware that the first step to 0 defaults is believing it is possible, realistic, and the cheapest way. Only then the marathon can start. Working as a support in the background is what Bernard likes the most, professionally, and privately. Today Bernard shares his experience to let people and organisations grow.

Philippe Lai Choo is President of the Institution of the Occupational Safety & Health Management (IOSHM), the most representative NGO grouping occupational health and safety professionals in Mauritius.
He has over 25 years of working experience and has built up a substantial level of knowledge through an interesting combination of enforcement and compliance experience and his many participations in national tripartite meetings in the field of OHS.
He is a member of various national and international OHS committees / technical committees including:

• Chairman of the Mauritius Standards Bureau (MSB) PPE Standards Committee(MSB/TC14)
• Chairman of the Mauritius Standards Bureau (MSB) Subcommittee on Health and Safety (MSB/TC 13/SC3) – Mirror Committee of ISO 45001
• Board Director of the International Network of Safety & Health Practitioner Organisations (INSHPO)
• Member of the Advisory Council for Occupational Safety and Health set-up by the Ministry of Labour, Human Resource Development & Training

Philippe currently represents Mauritius on ISO/TC 283 which is the ISO Technical Committee responsible for the on-going development of ISO 45001 OHS management systems. He is also a member of:

• ISO/TC 283 Working Group 3 (WG3) on developing the ISO 45002 OHS Management Systems - General Guidelines for the Implementation of ISO 45001-2018, and
• ISO/TC 283/TG 4 Task Group working on emerging themes in OH&S management.

José is an Industrial Engineer with more of 30 years of professional experience. He worked in the steel industry and now is Executive Director at Plexus International in Mexico, who, since 1998, deploys training services sanctioned by AIAG, its publications and products, such as the Core Tools Support (CTS) Software. José is qualified by IATF to conduct the initial training and qualification of IATF 16949 auditors of the certification bodies recognized by IATF. José also participates in the technical work of ISO (International Organization for Standardization) in the technical committees ISO/TC 176 (quality management) and ISO/CASCO (conformity assessment). Currently, he acts as co-convener of the TG on emerging trends to quality management.

Troy is a Certified Registered Safety Professional, and works as the Senior Health and Safety Officer for the Canadian Union of Public Employees, the largest union in Canada with approximately 700,000 members. Through work at the National office in Ottawa, Troy assists local unions and their staff with health and safety related issues and concerns, as well as shaping broader health and safety policy for the union. Troy sit on numerous international, national and provincial committees and working groups, including being a the Chair of Canadian Standards Association Strategic Steering Committee for Health and Safety and the Chair or Vice-Chair of multiple standard technical committee and was recently named co-convener for the ISO 283 TC Working Group 6.

Born in Argentina

Member of ISO/TC283 and several of its groups since 2018, representing IRAM, the Argentinian Standards Body. 

PhD (Physics), Queen Mary College, University of London (1973)

Aluminium, steel and nuclear industries (1975-1990)

Management Systems Certification Manager, Bureau Veritas Argentina (1990-2000)

M&A Consultores, Auditing, Consultancy and Training on Management Systems (since 2001)

Member of several ISO Technical Committees since 1991: ISO 9000, 14000, 50000, 55000.

Member of TF1 and TF4 (both revisions of Annex SL)

Vic Toy is President and Principal Consultant for Insyst OH&S, an occupational health and safety consulting company specializing in health and safety management systems helping organizations improve performance in risk management.  Vic is the U.S. Chair and Head of Delegation for the ISO 45001 Technical Advisory Group, and a designated expert on the ISO Project and Technical Committee 283 developing the ISO 45001 OHSMS family of standards. He also serves as the past vice chair of the ANSI/ASSP Z10 OHSMS standards development committee. 

For the past 20 years, Vic has been one of the most active safety professionals developing standards on occupational health and safety management systems.  He’s been a frequent speaker and advocate for OHSMSs at professional health and safety conferences.  The impact he’s had with standards, began with the initial development of the American national standard known as ANSI ASSP Z10, Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems. 

He is a Certified Industrial Hygienist, as well as a CSP (Certified Safety Professional) and a fellow of the American Industrial Hygiene Association.  He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Sciences from UC Berkeley and a Masters of Public Health in Industrial Hygiene from the University of Michigan.  He's been a guest lecturer for San Jose State University and the University of California at Berkeley Labor Occupational Health Program.  Vic has published and presented a number of technical and management presentations at major conferences and is active in the safety and industrial hygiene profession including work with various AIHA and ASSE committees.  He has been a contributing author on management and OHSMS in several books including The Handbook of Occupational Safety and Health, Patty’s Industrial Hygiene, The Fundamentals of Industrial Hygiene, and the soon to be released Safety Professional’s Handbook. 

In June of 2018, Vic was awarded ASSP’s Thomas F. Breshnahan Standards Medal for advancing occupational health and safety management systems globally.  He is also a 2015 recipient of the ASSP President’s Award for his work on management systems.

I work for UKAS, the National Accreditation Body for the United Kingdom, my current role being Section Head – Corporate Customer Team.  UKAS is appointed by government, to assess and accredit organisations that provide services including certification, testing, inspection and calibration.  Accreditation by UKAS demonstrates the competence, impartiality and performance capability of these evaluators. In short, UKAS ‘checks the checkers’.

As Chartered Fellow Member of the Institute of Occupational Safety & Health (CFIOSH), I have over twenty years’  H&S experience, gained by working in diverse and demanding multi-disciplinary working environments.  As a result of this, I have gained extensive experience in advising on statutory legislation and regulations (national and international).  I have hands-on experience in the management of health and safety, including implementation of management systems, development and implementation of company policies, procedures etc.  Over the past 8 years, I have, through my work as a member of HS/1 and TC283, been involved in the development of ISO45001 and other associated Standards.  Currently, I am part of TC283 WG6 Leadership which ensure continued involvement with future developments of ISO45001.  

I am also a Mentor for Grad IOSH, CMIOSH and CFIOSH members and maintain Continuous Professional Development with the Institute of Occupational Safety & Health, which helps me maintain my skills and experience, keeping them up-to-date and fit-for-purpose.