ICC Sydney to host Workplace Health & Safety Show
The Workplace Health & Safety Show, to be held at the Sydney International Convention Centre on 22–23 May 2019, is the official trade show of #SAFETYSCAPE and promises a live, interactive two-way learning experience.
Taking place in Sydney for the first time, #SAFETYSCAPE is an initiative of the Safety Institute of Australia, the peak body in Australia representing OHS safety professionals. #SAFETYSCAPE is a week-long program of events, workshops, forums, seminars and conferences, and an absolute must for anyone whose job involves safety.
“The Workplace Health & Safety Show champions the way forward in the health and safety world by bringing together industry leaders from all across Australia. The show is an opportunity to share the latest in safety resources and technology, and connect with others in the industry,” said International Exhibition and Conference Group CEO Marie Kinsella.
Led by the Safety Institute of Australia, over 100 brands will be exhibiting at the show this year including Zap Cap Safety and its watertight seal safety cap, Shamir’s range of prescription and general safety eyewear, Avery’s self-adhesive labels, binders and folders, as well as leading safety manufacturers MSA Australia and Ferno.
Software solutions will also be on show at the Workplace Health & Safety Show, led by major exhibition sponsor myosh, along with QHSE’s Skytrust, Noggin and WHS Monitor all showcasing their integrated safety management software systems.
Businesses, organisations and manufacturers alike are encouraged to head to www.whsshow.com.au to register to be a part of the show, and put their brand on the map to professionals from a multitude of industries, including manufacturing, building and construction, mining, hospitals and transport.
- What: Workplace Health & Safety Show
- When: Tuesday, 22 May 2019 – Wednesday, 23 May 2019
- Where: International Convention Centre Sydney, 14 Darling Drive, Sydney, NSW, 2000
- Website: www.whsshow.com.au
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