HEALTH & SAFETY EVENT GUIDE
BRINGING THE INDUSTRY TOGETHER
The Health & Safety Event 2023 will unite health and occupational safety professionals, at the industry’s premier exhibition. Focusing on presenting the latest and most innovative products and services across the sector, it will gather over 250 exhibitors, offering more than 8000 visitors the chance to find out what’s new on the market and source new suppliers.
Over the three days, there will be more than 60 hours of free CPD-accredited content across five theatres, as well as live demonstrations and workshops, and exclusive networking opportunities.
CPD-ACCREDITED CONFERENCE THEATRES New for 2023, will be The Machinery Safety Zone
sponsored by PUWER Machinery Guarding. This dedicated area will showcase industrial machine safety solutions and host live demonstrations and workshops, helping you upskill and ensure your machinery complies with the requirements imposed by the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations (PUWER 98). Also new for 2023 is The Start-Up Street, known as the entrepreneurial hub of the show, this area will feature all the new movers and shakers that are shaping the future of health and safety management.
Returning in 2023 is The Knowledge Exchange Theatre (supported by R S Components), where industry experts will discuss the challenges faced by health and safety professionals and practitioners. Additionally, The Keynote Theatre will return to the main stage. Key speakers will provide the latest news and updates as well as regulations, guidance, and training within the health and safety field. As an industry exclusive, IOSH will be delivering a two-day conference with the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) covering the final day of content.
INDUSTRY PARTNERSHIPS The Health & Safety Event is partnering with the
Highways England Driving for Better Business campaign to deliver a unique feature for delegates in the form of the Driver Safety Zone. This will share vital information and resources with safety professionals who have responsibility for work-related road risk. Collaborating with a number of specialist partners, this zone will provide invaluable information and expert support to any safety professionals who are responsible for managing work-related road risk.
In partnership with British Safety Industry Federation and their Registered Safety Supplier Scheme, a dedicated trail will help visitors navigate around the show to meet BSIF members who have signed a
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The Health & Safety Event is set to return bigger and better than ever on 25-27 April 2023 at NEC Birmingham, and visitors are now able to register to attend for free.
binding contract to offer safety equipment and services that meets the appropriate standards, fully complies with the PPE regulations and is appropriately marked.
The event is being supported by the British Safety Industry Federation, The Charted Society for Worker Health Protection, Health & Safety Matters, Health & Safety International, Health Business and The UK Asbestos Training Association.
The biggest brands in health and safety will also be exhibiting at the event including Brady, Boplan, Casella, Draeger Safety, EcoOnline, JSP, Mascot, NEBOSH, Portwest, Polyco Healthcare, Portwest Tranemo, Randox, R S Components, Skechers, Tawi, ToughBuilt, Uvex and many more.
CO-LOCATED EVENTS The Health & Safety Event will once again be co-
located with other industry-leading events, including The Security Event, Professional Officer Security Live, The Fire Safety Event The Workplace Event and The National Cyber Security Show, which means visitors will be able to access more than 1000 exhibitors and hundreds of hours of CPD content.
Register for your free visitor pass here.
www.healthandsafetyevent.com
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