Safety & Health Expo returns to ExCeL London on 19-21 May 2020.It is the UK’s central meeting place for the health and safety industry, and the perfect showcase for the products, solutions and technologies transforming the health, safety and workplace wellbeing market.
Thousands of innovative products, a comprehensive seminar programme and unrivalled networking opportunities attract visiting professionals including industry influencers, thought leaders and highly-engaged buyers from across the globe. This makes Safety & Health Expo an unmatched opportunity to establish your business at the heart of the health and safety profession.
Safety & Health Expo is a growing brand with global significance. 2019 saw a 3% increase in visitor numbers, 70% of whom had purchasing power and boasting a combined budget of more than £7.2 billion. It is the perfect platform from which to reach engaged buyers with real decision-making ability, and an unmissable opportunity to expand your brand’s reach and improve its perception.
Get in touch with us today to discuss how exhibiting at Safety & Health Expo 2020 can help you reach more customers than ever – book your stand today.
Plus, as an SHP Online eader, you can take advantage of our exclusive, year-round PR and content opportunities to keep potential clients and contacts engaged and generate guaranteed leads throughout the lead-up to and aftermath of the show.
Exhibiting is good for your organisation, and good for your ROI. Research by FaceTime shows it has a demonstrable effect on the positive perception of your brand, which improves by 21% after a live event. In addition, exhibiting is 3x more effective as a marketing tool than print media.
The agenda-setting live content sessions are being designed as premium continuing professional education and networking opportunities, and you can apply now for a Safety & Health Expo speaker session to demonstrate where the work of your team or organisation is having an impact in the safety and health field.
Are you interested in joining the line-up? Click here to find out more.
December 4, 2019
Put health and safety first with your free ticket to Safety & Health Expo 2020, taking place on 19-21 May at ExCeL London. It is your unique opportunity to discover the transformative products, solutions and ideas shaping the sector. Read More
November 26, 2019
Over 100 speakers will take to the stage and thousands of visitors are expected to listen to the talks. The event will take place from 19 – 21 May, at ExCeL London, and speaker applications are open until 31 January. Read More
November 26, 2019
Details of the speaker ‘Call for Papers’ for the Workplace Wellbeing Show have been released. The event will take place from 19 – 21 May, at ExCeL London. Read More
October 23, 2019
At Safety & Health Expo in June, Robert Jukes was crowned SHP’s Rising Star for Manufacturing and, subsequently, the overall Rising Star UK winner for 2019. Having given him a few weeks to let the accolade sink in, SHP caught up with Robert to ask him about the achievement and to find out what made him the stand-out choice for the judging panel. Read More
October 22, 2019
While courage, resilience, breaking the mould were the focus of the inspirational speakers at Safety & Health Expo 2019, they also found their way into the wider seminar programme as key pillars of the health and safety profession. Read More
October 18, 2019
HR and wellbeing professionals will come together at the Workplace Wellbeing Show 2020, which takes place from 19-21 May at ExCeL, London. Read More
October 2, 2019
BB&A will be attending Safety & Health Expo 2019 to explain to visitors how its training and workhops can be beneficial to companies. Read More
September 5, 2019
We caught up with Nathan Hight, Co-Founder of Safe365, to discuss the company’s time exhibiting at Safety & Health Expo. Read More
September 3, 2019
Philip Toczek, Founder and Director of Inspiratio, ‘couldn’t fault the exhibition’ and was delighted with the pipelines created, despite being a late entry to the show. Read More
September 2, 2019
'Whilst freedom from harm is the key goal for the society and that work accidents and ill health don’t need to happen: equally we all have a responsibility to adopt a balanced approach to health and safety – and this should encompass work life balance and a whole life view to the prevention of accidents.' Read More