‘A safer Scotland’ top of the agenda
Health & Safety Scotland, a b2b exhibition dedicated to Scotland’s safety industry, will return to the SEC, Glasgow on the 12-13 September 2018.
Under the theme ‘Working together for a safer Scotland’, Health & Safety Scotland provides networking and educational opportunities to anyone responsible for running a safe and efficient workplace. The event attracts safety and business professionals with previous visitors from safety teams across Scottish business including professionals from Glasgow Airport, Royal Bank of Scotland, Sodexo Justice Services, The Weir Group, Scottish Power, Scotbeef, Taggarts Motor Group and many more.
Supported by the British Safety Industry Federation (BSIF), the UK’s leading trade body within the safety industry, Health & Safety Scotland is the perfect platform for safety practitioners to access over 200 safety, fire safety and building management suppliers and manufacturers under one roof.
The event will feature two theatres running a packed-out programme of CPD accredited professional seminar content. The first, a keynote theatre with sessions curated by the British Safety Council, will comprise of four stand-out presentations each day from the UK’s top safety practitioners and industry specialists.
The show will also see the return of the Safety Dialogue theatre, a popular feature with attendees at its first appearance at the 2017 event. Sessions comprise of panel-led discussions from experts and end-users as they debate hot technical issues in the safety industry today.
Co-located with Fire Safety Scotland and Facilities Scotland, the event is part of the Scotland Works series.
Free visitor registration opens on 19 June and is available at www.healthandsafetyevents.co.uk.
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