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We’re always looking to expand our community of experts and enthusiasts who are passionate about creating safer environments for everyone. If you have expertise, ideas, or experiences in health and safety, we invite you to share your knowledge with our audience.
Why contribute to HSE Network?
By contributing to our platform, you have the opportunity to reach a highly targeted audience passionate about health and safety. Our readers include professionals, organizations, and individuals who actively seek reliable information and actionable insights in this field. Sharing your knowledge, research, or case studies allows you to showcase your expertise, solidifying your reputation as a thought leader in the industry.
Additionally, contributing to our site helps grow your online presence by allowing you to include links to your own website, increasing visibility and driving traffic to your platform. It’s a win-win opportunity to expand your reach, build credibility, and make a meaningful impact in the health and safety community.
What we are looking for:
We are looking for experts in safety and wider areas to contribute to the content we share with our network, it needs to add value. In terms of the content we cover, we are always happy to discuss but some of the most popular topics on our platform can be found below as inspiration:
- Workplace safety and compliance
- Environmental health and safety
- Safety technology and innovations
- Risk assessment and management
- Health and well-being at work practices
- Wider business safety challenges
- Sustainability and the Environment
Submission Guidelines
To ensure the best experience for our readers, we ask that submissions follow these guidelines:
- Original Content: Articles must be unique and not published elsewhere.
- Length and Structure: Aim for 800–1,500 words, with clear headings and subheadings.
- Tone and Style: Write in a professional, yet approachable tone. Avoid overly technical jargon unless explained.
- Citations and Accuracy: Back up any claims or statistics with reliable sources, and include proper attributions.
- Visuals: Include relevant images, infographics, or charts (with permissions or copyright clearance).
- Call-to-Action: Conclude with actionable insights or practical takeaways for readers.
