Safety in Action, Australia’s leading Occupational Health and Safety event, will take place on 9-10 October at the Sydney Showground.
Having served the industry for more than 16 years, Safety in Action is a celebration of all things OHS comprising:
The 2018 Safety in Action Show and Conference welcomes work health and safety leaders from diverse industry sectors including government, healthcare, construction and engineering, transport, mining, utilities and more.
The exhibition will showcase 80+ exhibitors delivering the latest technology, innovative devices and management systems. Registration to the exhibition is free for trade professionals.
While the free exhibition seminars can provide visitors informative updates within the industry, the three co-located conferences will offer more in-depth analysis of key safety topics in focus:
The Safety in Action Conference – As the premier conference of the year, the Safety in Action Conference brings together safety leaders in the health and safety profession to encourage global involvement and networking across the two days.
The Workplace Wellness Conference – This year’s program will hear from industry leaders identifying strategies to enhance the mental and physical wellbeing and productivity of the Australian workforce. From state initiatives to stress management and promoting healthier lifestyles, this conference will focus on the best-practice case studies in Mental Health and Wellbeing.
The Return to Work Conference – This year’s program will look into best-practice strategies that support employees through the process of rehabilitation, and manages their return to the workplace in a timely and safe manner.
Delegates will be able to switch between the three conferences to attend the sessions that are most suited to their needs.

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