SAFETY & HEALTH EXPO 2018: SHOW PREVIEW
RRC INTERNATIONAL Stand R115
In their 90th Anniversary year RRC are once again getting ready for the 2018 Safety and Health Expo. Gary, Kevin, Nick & Emma will be on stand R115 to answer any questions you may have on RRC’s HSE training and consultancy services.
To help celebrate their 90 years of delivering the highest quality training and education with our students, customers and friends, RRC have some very special offers at this year’s show.
A prize draw will each day see the lucky winner receive £1,000 training voucher for use on any RRC course, plus runners up prizes of Health & Safety for Dummies books. One lucky winner will also get our mystery prize, which is something to enjoy and nothing to do with training or HSE.
They are launching their all new NEBOSH Certificate courses at the show and will be offering show discounts of 30% on all online
REBO SYSTEMS Stand P380
Rebo Systems are presenting their new Rebo SMS R1, a colour, cut sign and labelling system, at SHEXPO 2018.
Creating health and safety signage in colour has become faster, more effective and easier to produce in- house with the remarkable new SMS R1 system.
The R1 is a desktop system that can print in multiple colours, cut any shape in any number of quantities in minutes. This allows users to create one-off safety messages and multiple
courses plus some special offers on classroom courses.
As always they will have their full library of NEBOSH course materials and will be selling these off for highly discounted prices on the last day, as this saves them having to carry it back to the car.
For those who cannot make the show, Michael, RRC’s roving reporter, will again be running their popular virtual expo featuring news and videos live from the exhibition, interviews with the RRC On Stand Team and some surprise guests. There will also be the chance to sign up for prize draws and special offers, as well as some free downloads.
Gary Fallaize commented: “Being with RRC for nearly a third of its 90 years I have seen a lot of change.
signs and labels in one process. The R1 gives the safety professional the ability to create unique, fully legal safety information with a highly ‘risk specific’ message and format.
Controlling costs, making delivery instant and with an enormous range of materials including high durability coloured vinyl, certified glow in the dark and low and high strength adhesives – the R1 adds a higher level of effectiveness to the communication of safety and identification, of hazards and risks in all environments.
www.rebosystems.com
Over the years the safety shows in Harrogate, Birmingham and now London have been a highlight of the year. It is really great to meet our students and customers, and we have received great feedback over the years that has helped RRC innovate and remain one of the UK’s leading training providers.”
www.rrc.co.uk
3M AND SCOTT SAFETY Stand M220
Science-based technology company 3M and premium manufacturer Scott Safety will exhibit as one at this year’s Safety & Health Expo.
It comes after 3M acquired Scott Safety in 2017, expanding 3M’s range of personal protective equipment (PPE) to include self- contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) systems and gas and flame detection instruments, among other innovative devices.
At the exhibition stand, 3M will display its wide PPE portfolio, including these new devices and the company’s pre-existing offering, with experts on hand to answer visitors’ questions.
Steve Crouchley, senior marketer for the 3M Personal Safety division, said: “We’re excited that 3M and Scott Safety will be exhibiting as one at this year’s Safety & Health Expo, allowing us to showcase our newly expanded offering.
“I encourage visitors to stop by our stand. We look forward to speaking with new and existing contacts at what is sure to be another great event.”
www.safety-health-expo.co.uk www.3M.co.uk/safety
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