HEALTH & SAFETY EVENT 2025 PREVIEW EVENT OF THE YEAR


The Health and Safety Event 2025 takes place at NEC, Birmingham from 8 – 10 April, and is billed as the UK’s biggest exhibition for the sector. Here, we shine a spotlight on what to expect this year.


The Health & Safety Event is the UK’s largest gathering of anyone responsible for running a safe and efficient workplace.


With an extraordinary line-up of seminars, practical workshops, and exhibitors, it attracts thousands of workplace professionals from the industrial, commercial, and public sectors.


As the Health and Safety Event is strategically co-located with five other events, it means you can access even more content, more products, and more exhibitors in new markets.


Be part of the UK’s largest health and safety event. Each year, the event attracts thousands of health and safety buyers, saving you time and money in sourcing and generating leads.


The Health & Safety Event gives you the chance to maximise your opportunity to meet a new and larger qualified audience of health and safety professionals.


BENEFITS OF ATTENDING


• Elevate your expertise and knowledge, whilst gaining CPD points through an expert-led content programme.


• Stay up to date on regulatory changes and industry best practices essential to your role as a health and safety professional.


• Explore the latest products and solutions to improve health and safety standards.


• Network with the entire health and safety industry, with professionals from various industries and sectors.


WHY ATTEND THE SEMINARS?


The CPD-accredited seminars are curated by experts to improve your health and safety management. Ensuring that attendees receive comprehensive and up-to-date information on the most critical aspects of health and safety. From the latest insights, regulatory changes and updates, to impactful case studies, you do not want to miss out. Ask any burning questions you may have during open Q&A after each session.


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DRIVER SAFETY ZONE


The Health & Safety Event is partnering with the Driving for Better Business campaign, to deliver a unique feature for delegates. This zone will share vital information and resources with safety professionals who have responsibility for work-related road risk.


by IOSH will welcome key industry speakers who will be providing the latest news and updates as well as regulations, guidance, and training within the health and safety industry.


PRACTICAL SAFETY THEATRE


Sponsored by Cromwell, hear from the experts on how to create a safe and compliant working environment. Gain the practical tools and knowledge to protect you and your employees from danger, whilst helping to look after the future of your business or organisation.


THE KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE THEATRE


The Knowledge Exchange Theatre, sponsored by Arco and supported by HSM, will feature a series of sessions covering the challenges faced by health and safety professionals and practitioners. Hear from industry experts who are making a difference in the workplace and safety culture.


LONE WORKER SAFETY LIVE


Lone Worker Safety Live will be bringing their conference to The Health & Safety Event. In bite-size interactive sessions, experts, and those with practical experience will share their knowledge to bring you best practice ways to manage the key issues of wellbeing, safety, and security for lone and remote workers.


BSIF REGISTERED SAFETY SUPPLIER TRAIL


In partnership with British Safety Industry Federation (BSIF), the Health and Safety Event introduces the Registered Safety Supplier Trail. All suppliers of this trail are members of BSIF and have signed a binding declaration that the safety equipment and services they offer meet the appropriate standards, fully complies with the PPE regulations and is appropriately marked.


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