Thursday, August 13 2026, 11:00
As a business owner or director, you face hundreds of decisions daily. But there is one critical area where a single oversight can cost you your bottom line and the future of your business: Health and Safety compliance.
Many SME directors mistakenly believe that operating under a Limited Company protects them from personal fallout if something goes wrong. In reality, the law pierces the corporate veil when it comes to safety breaches. If your business fails to meet its obligations, you can be held personally liable, facing unlimited fines and criminal prosecution.
Croner's H&S Director, Chris Wagstaff, for our upcoming webinar 'Health and Safety - Are You Personally Liable as a Director?'. This webinar is designed specifically for ambitious SME owners and directors who want to protect their people, their business, and themselves:
Registration Bonus
As a thank you for registering, we're offering all registrants a complimentary review of their H&S handbook/policies. Take this opportunity to gain peace of mind from our H&S experts, and ensure your documentation is protecting you and your business for legal repercussions.

Chris is an experienced chartered Health, Safety and Wellbeing professional, having previously worked in both the private and public sectors. At Croner, Chris manages a knowledgeable and competent team of office and field-based safety practitioners to support and guide UK businesses in managing their health and safety responsibilities. Chris is an advocate for self-development within the health and safety team and has been a mentor at IOSH for the past five years.
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