Join our London 2012 tweetchat

19 July 2012

The London 2012 Olympics build project showcased how health and safety enabled the successful delivery of an efficient, cost-effective project.  How can the profession learn from this success in the future?

That’s the question we’ll be asking during a special London 2012 #gamessafety Tweetchat on Friday 27 July – the day of the opening ceremony. We want as many members as possible to get involved with questions, thoughts and comments, and help celebrate the vital part health and safety has played in the successful build of the London Olympic Park, Village and venues.

On hand to answer your questions and respond to comments will be IOSH head of policy and public affairs Richard Jones, together with other senior members of our Policy team.

Ian Smart, IOSH head of communications, said: “Tweetchats are a great way for members to come together and discuss issues of the day from the comfort of their PCs, or even their smartphones. And there’s no bigger talking point over the coming weeks than the Games in London.

“We want health and safety to be celebrated as a positive force behind the successful Olympic build, therefore we want as many as possible to help us spread that message.”

If you’re already on Twitter, log on between 13:00 and 14:00 and post your questions or comments using the #gamessafety hashtag.

If you’re not on Twitter, why not sign up – it only takes a few minutes.

Keep an eye on @IOSH_tweets for more news and content from the London Games.