SHE EXPO 2016 SHOW GUIDE
WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT
PROFESSIONAL CLOTHING SHOW Now incorporating the Professional Clothing Show, bringing you more PPE, corporate wear and workwear than ever before, expect to see a range of new products and live demonstrations from key suppliers, in “SHE Live!” a fashion show dedicated to showcasing the latest in PPE and workwear.
TRAINING & CAREER ZONE For those looking to progress their career in health and safety, the Training & Career Zone offers practical training on the perfect interview, delivering the perfect presentation, as well as options for qualifications and top tips from recruiters.
#SHE1000 13.45 - 15.00, 23 June Celebrating women in protection and management #SHE1000 will be celebrating gender diversity in the health and safety profession, and other industries which protect and manage people and buildings. Open to both men and women, visitors can attend a workshop with networking expert, Heather White, while gaining the opportunity to extend their network over prosecco and cupcakes.
HEALTH & SAFETY OF TOMORROW 12.30-13.30, 23 June - find the talent of tomorrow to recruit into your teams In conjunction with UK Health and Safety Week, we’re celebrating up-and-coming talent within the health and safety profession.
RISING STAR AWARDS In association with BSC, RoSPA, IIRSM, BOHS, APS Identify the future leaders of the profession at the Rising Star Awards ceremony supported by the British Safety Council, RoSPA, IIRSM, BOHS, and the Association for Project Safety. Lawrence Waterman, Director of Health and Safety, Battersea Power Station Development will be leading the awards ceremony.
NEBOSH YOUNG PERSON AWARDS
In association with NEBOSH UK These awards will help you discover top young talent, as they recognise the highest performing under-25-year-old students for the NEBOSH National Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety and NEBOSH National General Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety. Teresa Budworth, Chief Executive, NEBOSH will be leading the awards ceremony.
LOCHER PROJECT AWARDS
In association with Safety Groups UK The LOcHER project “ Learning Occupational Health by Experiencing Risk” is a new project facilitated and led by Safety Groups UK. It is both created and delivered by young people. The initial three pilots have been conducted by colleges are focused on apprentices in MVR, woodworking and welding.
FPA FIRE & EVACUATION THEATRE SPONSORED BY FPA AND EEA & SUPPORTED BY EVAC+CHAIR The FPA Fire & Evacuation Theatre will cover issues and likely scenarios faced by professionals responsible for fire safety and evacuation. Topics covered will include Fire Risk Assessments, the RR(FS)o, evacuation during terror threats and evacuating the public.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
WHEN & WHERE ExCeL London, One Western Gateway Royal Victoria Dock E16 1XL, UK
OPENING TIMES Tuesday 21 June 10:00-17:00 Wednesday 22 June 10:00-17:00 Thursday 23 June 10:00-16:00
GETTING THERE By Car When driving to ExCeL London follow signs for Royal Docks, City Airport and
ExCeL. When you leave the M1 there is easy access from the M25, M11, A406 and A13. For Sat Nav purposes, we recommend using postcode - E16 1DR.
By Train London’s main rail terminuses are Charing Cross, Euston, Kings Cross/
St Pancras International, Liverpool Street, London Bridge, Marylebone, Moorgate, Paddington, Victoria and Waterloo.
By Tube Remember to alight at Prince Regent DLR station to attend Safety & Health Expo
and Facilities Show or Custom House for IFSEC International & FIREX International. The DLR is connected to the Jubilee Line at Canning Town, where you will need to change and take the DLR 3 stops to Prince Regent or 2 to Custom House.
By Air London has 6 international airports. ExCeL London recommends using London
City Airport, whenever possible. The airport is located 5-minutes from ExCeL London by taxi or 10-minutes by DLR.
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