Hi Eddy If you have reached the interview stage you will have fulfilled the requirements set by IOSH to get your interview, that being the case none of the core questions will be out of your area of expertise. I am not a big believer in IOSH giving the questions out in advance. When you sit on a peer to peer interview panel its sometimes obvious that the candidate as managed to get hold of the questions in advance. I much prefer to listen to a candidate who doesn’t know the questions in advance but answers them drawing on their past experiences and citing examples of things they had an involvement in. Trust in your own knowledge, abilities and experience Eddy, there are no trick questions and if you are struggling to answer a core question, supplementary questions will be used by the panel to drawn you out. 3 sections A - your experience in the SDP/OS process B - 6 core questions C - IOSH code of conduct Good luck and let us all know how you get on. Steve

I have a copy, I did mine in March. PM me

Hi Eddy Sitting as a panel member doing the interviews I know IOSH are in the process of a complete overview of the core questions so the existing ones might, not be applicable when you come to your interview. As Steve has stated though you have reached this stage so the questions will be based on your curriculum vitae and presentation as they are designed to find out what you have done not to catch you out. I know it is nerve wracking for interviewees but we are friendly and there to hopefully get you to what you are aiming to achieve. Good luck. Regards Darren

Thanks Steve and Louise

Hi han, I would like to inform you that i have completed Open Assessment Part A and B. Now its the time for PRI. Could you please share your experience with me. It will be helpful for me and will give me a guideline. Your support on the same is much appreciated. Awaiting for your reply.