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SallyOD		#1 Posted : 20 June 2024 00:37:31(UTC)
Rank: Forum user		Renewal time has come around once again and before I just blatantly renew and pay my £70, just wondering what the changes/improvements have supposedly been bought in as promised back in 2022 when ‘taken over’ by IOSH? Having been a member since Mr Grayling pushed it into existence, can’t say I have had any benefit from it apart from the odd sales call trying to sell me products! So paying already for IOSH Chartered Membership fees, which aren’t cheap, wondering where does the fee actually go from the OSHCR membership? To IOSH also? Asked the questions but no responses? Is the OSCHR fit for purpose?


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Roundtuit		#2 Posted : 20 June 2024 08:43:20(UTC)
Rank: Super forum user		When I am looking for a consultant to assist my employer the OSHCR is nowhere on the list of resources. It slipped from prominence on the old HSE web site. On the revamp it is noweher to be seen with a simple search returning 404 page not found https://www.hse.gov.uk/OSHCR/


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Roundtuit		#3 Posted : 20 June 2024 08:43:20(UTC)
Rank: Super forum user		When I am looking for a consultant to assist my employer the OSHCR is nowhere on the list of resources. It slipped from prominence on the old HSE web site. On the revamp it is noweher to be seen with a simple search returning 404 page not found https://www.hse.gov.uk/OSHCR/


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peter gotch		#4 Posted : 20 June 2024 12:02:14(UTC)
Rank: Super forum user		Hi Sally Difficult to know where the money goes, but according to the IOSH Annual Report for FY 2023, ie to 31 March 2023, there were 998 consultants on the Register on that date, who had paid in roughly £65,000 (which would be about right if the renewal fee is £70).. On page 78 of the Annual Report you can find a breakdown of IOSH staffing. Indicates ONE person working for OSHCR in FY 2022 and NONE in FY 2023. OSHCR might be getting support provided by staff allocated to other parts of IOSH.


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