Congratulations to our Co-Director Mark Boocock, whose Ergonomics and Human Factors Group have won the 2016 Vice-Chancellor's Awards for Research Excellence, Research Team division. The group is led by Mark Boocock; Liz Ashby, Dr Grant Mawston, and Dr Fiona Trevelyan.

• Co-leader Dave Moore was recently interviewed by One News as part of a segment on farming and high risk work.
• Friend of the Centre Rachel Morrison recently wrote an article on shared work spaces for The Conversation. Read about it on our Resources page
• Check out our News and Events page for more on our recent activities

What We Are About

The Centre for Occupational Health and Safety Research is the premier New Zealand hub for inclusive dialogue, research and teaching with researchers, students and multiple stakeholders. Its purpose is to build research and teaching capacity in occupational health and safety not only in New Zealand but also in Asia and the Pacific. It is leading prevention on work-related illnesses, injuries and fatalities by applying multidisciplinary approaches to complex problems. It attempts to raise the level of occupational health and safety prevention through education and robust research by targeting the tough issues and developing people-centred interventions.

The Centre is directed by Associate Professor Felicity Lamm, Associate Professor Mark Boocock and Dr Dave Moore, and supported by a team of experts.

The aims of the Centre are to:

* Turn research into reality;
* Participate & collaborate in multidisciplinary research & teaching;
* Promote dialogue between employers, employees, & government agents;
* Input into laws, policies & practices that will improve the working environment
* Support existing & emerging OHS researchers & professionals nationally & internationally.