We are proud to look back on a successful edition of Safety&Health@Work, which grew this year in both visitor numbers and exhibition space. We welcomed 3,428 professionals and more than 150 exhibitors from a wide range of sectors, from prevention officers to QHSE managers and buyers.
With this successful edition as a strong foundation, we are already looking forward to the next edition in 2028. We will continue on our current path by further developing the new segments, providing a platform for innovation and presenting a strong, content-driven programme.
Don’t miss the opportunity to become part of this valuable network and stay up to date with the latest developments in the safety industry. Will we see you at the next edition?
Interested in participating as an exhibitor at the next edition? Contact us and discover the participation opportunities.
In high-risk environments such as ports, industry, construction, transport and logistics, safety is not merely a prerequisite, but a driving force for continuity and growth.
Safety&Health@Work is the leading trade fair where professionals come together to discover how safety contributes to better performance, sustainable employability and future-proof organisations.
On 4 & 5 October 2028, Safety&Health@Work will bring suppliers, experts and decision-makers together at Rotterdam Ahoy around the central theme Growth through Safety. Three key exhibition themes will take centre stage: Personal Protection, Technology, and Safety Culture & Behaviour. These themes will form the common thread throughout both the content programme and the exhibition floor.
An engaging trade fair in terms of both atmosphere and content, appealing to both visitors and exhibitors.
"A compact trade fair, rapidly evolving and definitely worth a visit.
"A well-organised event with the right target audience to connect our brand with.
"A well-organised trade fair that truly attracts the target audience it promises.
"The Safety&Health@Work trade fair is important for all market players committed to safe working practices.
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