This year The Facilities Show (9 - 11 May 2006 at the NEC, Birmingham), claim the organisers CMP Information, is going to be bigger and better than ever, with the introduction of new show features:
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With attendance rising yet again to a total of 18,640 (
Safety & Health Expo and
The Facilities Show combined ABC audited figure)
The Facilities Show consolidated its position as a major national event for facilities managers. Serving the spring buying cycle and in the heart of the country, The Facilities Show is a must-attend event for anyone involved in the management of a working environment.
Boasting a higher attendance than ever, The Facilities Show 2005 provided exhibitors and visitors alike with opportunities to:
- Generate new sales leads.
- Promote and maintain product and brand awareness.
- Network with the movers and shakers in the industry.
- Launch new products and services.
- Attend seminars on a whole range of workplace issues.
Total attendance figure includes 15,401 registered visitor attendance and 3,239 other attendance.
This year's highlights:
CMP Information believes that it is the additional features and content that really give an event that 'must attend' feel. New for 2006 is The Facilities Show Theatre. The theatre will be situated on the show floor and will provide visitors with useful pieces of information to help create an easier working life for a demanding role. Topics covered over the three days include:
- Tuesday 9th May - Managing the Workplace.
- Wednesday 10th May - Improving the Working Environment.
- Thursday 11th May - Towards a Greener Office.
Safety & Health Expo, to be situated beside The Facilities Show, is the UK's largest annual Health & Safety event. The Facilities badge will provide FREE entrance to Safety & Health where the following features will be found: The Runway, Norwich Union Risk Services - Information Theatre, Access Live, the BSIF Product Innovation Awards, RoSPA Congress, The McOnie Agency Juice Bar, and the Asbestos Seminar Theatre.
The Runway:
Now firmly established as the focal point of Safety & Health Expo, The Runway uses a choreographed extravaganza with industrial-style catwalk to showcase big name brands in the health and safety industry, drawing in crowds four times a day throughout the three-day exhibition.
Norwich Union Risk Services - Information Theatre:
The Norwich Union Risk Services sponsored Information Theatre aims to provide inspiration, education and innovation. Topics presented in 2005 included working at height, noise at work regulations and manual handling. The opportunities to speak at these free seminar presentations to a captive audience are very limited, so if you are an exhibitor and would like to participate, please contact the organisers.
Access Live:
This show floor demonstration area will run again in 2006, showcasing working at height issues.
BSIF Product Innovation Awards:
Safety & Health Expo plays host to the BSIF product innovation awards. These are presented each year to companies that have produced products and/or services, which in the opinion of the judges offer a significant contribution in improvements in Occupational Health and Safety and towards a reduction of workplace accidents. The awards scheme underlines the importance of innovation and the highest standards of excellence within occupational health and safety. Call the BSIF on +44 (0) 1745 585 600.
RoSPA Congress:
This leading health and safety conference attracted delegates from around the world at the 2005 exhibition. Howard Saunders, Head of Health, Safety and Occupational Compensation Division, DWP opened the high profile speaker programme. The 2006 conference is a key event in every health and safety professional's diary. For more information visit www.rospa.com.
The McOnie Agency Juice Bar:
The McOnie Agency Juice Bar, occupying a prime location opposite The Runway, is the place to meet customers, relax and watch the action!
Asbestos Seminar Theatre:
A number of seminars free will take place throughout the exhibition covering all aspects of asbestos and its safe removal and disposal.
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