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Lessons in safety - October 2024
30 September 2024
Honorary diplomas have been awarded to leading voices of the health and safety profession. Here, NEBOSH introduces the inspiring individuals.
TWO INSPIRING individuals have been awarded a NEBOSH Honorary Diploma for their outstanding contribution to the health, safety, and environmental (HSE) industry.
Dr Waddah S Ghanem Al Hashmi and Roger Schulp were honoured at September's NEBOSH Graduation Ceremony in the UK. Both recipients have spent many years advancing the profession, and share NEBOSH's commitment to learning for the prevention of workplace injury and illness.
Roger Schulp was a member of the Armed Forces until 1995. Having qualified as a Barrister, Roger has spent the following decades as a Regulator with the Health and Safety Executive and a health and safety professional consulting to global organisations. Roger is a leading voice in incident investigation and was recruited by bp to form the post-Deepwater Horizon investigation team. He is dedicated to understanding human behaviour, psychological safety, HoP learning teams and how trauma-informed interviewing significantly enhances the ability to learn and prevent future incidents.
Roger said of his achievement: “I am honoured and proud to receive this prestigious award from NEBOSH. This recognition fuels my desire to make a difference and drive improvements in learning from incidents, ensuring a safer workplace where everyone goes home safely.”
Dr Waddah S Ghanem Al Hashmi is a prominent figure in the Middle East energy industry. He advocates for senior management to take an active health and safety leadership role. Amongst many distinguished positions, Dr Waddah is Fellow and Chair of the UAE Chapter’s Advisory Board of the Board of Directors Institute - GCC, Chairman of the Platform for Connected Leadership, Chartered Fellow Director with the Institute of Directors in the UK, as well as Fellow and Honorary Chair for the Energy Institute — Middle East. He is also a Fellow of several other institutions including the IChemE, IIRSM and IEMA. He also shares his expertise for the education of others, publishing a range of books, journals and academic papers, including working with Harvard Business Review Arabia on the Connected Leadership Framework and other publications.
“It is truly an honour for us to be nominated for such a prestigious award from an institution which has been a pillar in the health and safety world of practitioner development and competency assurance. I have always cherished our long-standing relationship with NEBOSH and have been privileged to have been involved in consultation groups on various qualifications. The Diploma and International Diploma is beyond just a qualification and is undoubtedly a quality seal for any practitioner be they an HSE professional or otherwise.” Said Dr Al Hashmi.
For more information, visit www.nebosh.org.uk
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