Australian Exhibitions & Conferences

Review on The Safety Show Sydney organised by AEC (10-Nov-2008)
The 10,276 visits to The Safety Show Sydney, organised by Australian Exhibitions & Conferences (AEC), proved safety remains a priority for business in the face of global economic turmoil and that there is nothing quite like seeing solutions first-hand.

Research on safety to be released at AEC’s The Safety Conference (15-Sep-2008)
New research into the safety of everything, from female truck drivers to the use of safety gear in the construction industry and even work-life balance, will be released at Australian Exhibitions & Conferences’ (AEC) The Safety Conference in Sydney from October 28 to 30.

Real fire fought at Australian Exhibitions & Conferences’ WA Safety Show (14-Aug-2008)
The inaugural WA Safety Show, organised by Australian Exhibitions & Conferences, will conclude on Thursday August 14 at the Perth Convention Exhibition Centre and is sponsored by the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection, Government of Western Australia.

Australian Exhibitions & Conferences’ WA Safety Show to highlight health and safety solutions (4-Aug-2008)
Sweat-free hard hats, self-erecting scaffolding and spotting skin cancers are some of the health and safety solutions, which would be aimed at the construction industry during the WA Safety Show, organised by Australian Exhibitions & Conferences (AEC). The occupational safety and health event will run from Tuesday August 12 to Thursday August 14 at the Perth Convention Exhibition Centre.

AEC to highlight new safety technologies at The Safety Show Sydney (28-Jul-2008)
Manufacturers Monthly will lead daily tours guiding visitors through the heart of the two trade shows to new factory and warehouse safety solutions. The aim is to make it easy for visitors to be sure they are up to date with best practice OHS, says organiser, Marie Kinsella of Australian Exhibitions & Conferences.

AEC to organise WA Safety Conference at the Perth Convention Exhibition Centre (28-May-2008)
Workplace wellness is expected to be the new buzzword at the inaugural WA Safety Conference, organised by Australian Exhibitions & Conferences (AEC).

Focus on workplace safety at AEC’s Safety In Action Conference (26-May-2008)
The Safety In Action Conference, organised by Australian Exhibitions & Conferences (AEC), was held at the Melbourne Convention Centre, while the concurrently held Safety In Action trade show was at the Melbourne Exhibition Centre.

Mtech discusses carbon emissions in AEC’s Australian Carbon Trading Expo 2008 (6-May-2008)
Australian Carbon Trading Expo 2008 was organised by Australian Exhibitions & Conferences.

AEC to hold Australian Carbon Trading Expo 2008 from April 29 to May 1 (29-Apr-2008)
A line-up of experts will tell industry that emissions targets and reporting deadlines set by the federal government demand instant action. The call for action will come during a series of seminars sponsored by Victoria's Environment Protection Authority during Australian Exhibitions & Conferences' (AEC) Australian Carbon Trading Expo 2008 next week at the Melbourne Exhibition Centre.

AEC’s Safety In Action to focus on OHS, materials handling and automation safety (28-Apr-2008)
The H in OHS, materials handling and automation safety are the new growth areas in safety reshaping Victoria's large workplace safety events, Safety In Action and Melbourne Materials Handling.

Australian Exhibitions & Conferences to hold Safety In Action Conference 2008 (21-Apr-2008)
Safety In Action Conference 2008, organised by Australian Exhibitions & Conferences, is to be held from Tuesday, 29 April to Thursday, 1 May at Melbourne Convention Centre.

Safety Institute of Australia releases AEC’s Safety In Action Conference preview (17-Apr-2008)
Safety Institute of Australia has captured four speakers on video for a sneak preview of the Safety In Action Conference.

Australian Exhibitions & Conferences’ Australian Carbon Trading Expo 2008 to unveil benefits of ceramic technology (7-Apr-2008)
Mtech Australia is a sponsor of the Australian Carbon Trading Expo 2008, which will run from April 29 to May 1 2008 at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre concurrently with the Safety In Action trade show.

Australian Exhibitions & Conferences’ Australian Carbon Trading Expo 2008 to focus on carbon market (4-Apr-2008)
Carbon Planet is a sponsor of the Australian Carbon Trading Expo, which will run from April 29 to May 1 2008 at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre concurrently with the Safety In Action trade show.

Chris Molnar to address at Australian Exhibitions & Conferences’ Safety In Action Conference (27-Mar-2008)
Ahead of his address to occupational health and safety practitioners at April’s Safety In Action Conference organised by Australian Exhibitions & Conferences (AEC), Chris Molnar, partner at Harmers Workplace Lawyers, said many employers found the whole issue of psychological injury a little bit difficult.

Australian Exhibitions & Conferences to organise Safety In Action Conference (17-Mar-2008)
April’s Safety In Action Conference organised by Australian Exhibitions & Conferences, will hear how the offbeat entertainment style of Victoria's Health Services Commissioner, Beth Wilson, has helped the medical profession discuss its failures.

Real-life OHS success stories at Australian Exhibitions & Conferences' Safety in Action 2008 trade show (3-Mar-2008)
Finalists in the WorkSafe Awards and other organisations that have performed well in workplace safety will tell their own stories at April's Safety In Action workplace safety trade show.

Australian Exhibitions & Conferences to hold Australian Carbon Trading Expo and Conference (11-Feb-2008)
Companies rushing to meet the 2010 deadline for carbon emission caps announced by the federal Minister for Climate Change and Water, Penny Wong, will be able to research their options at a new carbon trading event in Melbourne.

Shaun Mays uses Expresso hand truck (27-Nov-2007)
Expresso’s hand trucks are made of elliptical aluminium and composite materials, making them up 50% lighter than steel.

The Safety Show and Sydney Materials Handling continue to grow (5-Nov-2007)
The Safety Show Sydney and Sydney Materials Handling confirmed their status as one of NSW's largest workplace safety event, when they drew 10,276 visits over their three days in October – more than a 10% increase on 2006 attendances.

Behavioural expert to talk on applying PCM in organisations at The Safety Conference (17-Oct-2007)
Skills used by NASA astronauts to survive a crisis in space are being adopted by industry to save lives on the ground, a behavioural expert says.

Matthew Gill and Robert Long to address The Safety Conference Sydney (9-Oct-2007)
Matthew Gill and Robert Long will reveal how the human side of the rock fall crisis was managed in their address to The Safety Conference Sydney.

Hand injury centre surgeons to exhibit at the Sydney Safety Show (27-Sep-2007)
The hand injury centre hotline provides 24-hour information, seven days a week and will guide the injured person to the specialist surgeon on call, which will fast- track their treatment.

Workplace Safety Show for WA in 2008 (24-Sep-2007)
The inaugural WA Safety Show and Conference will be held in Perth from August 12 to 14, 2008 and will then run every two years.

Conference speaker to talk on dysfunctional workmates at The Safety Conference (21-Sep-2007)
Ms. Bowden is presenting her speech “Why is Everyone Around You So Dysfunctional?” at The Safety Conference Sydney, organised by Australian Exhibitions & Conferences.

Materials handling gets its own show in Sydney (20-Aug-2007)
The lifting, loading and shifting of materials is the number one cause of injuries to workers in New South Wales. Now, a new trade show dedicated to making materials handling safe and efficient will provide thousands of solutions.

New exhibitors to participate in The Safety Show Sydney in October (26-Jul-2007)
Around 30% of The Safety Show Sydney's exhibitors will be new and there will be other fresh attractions when NSW's large workplace safety event returns from October 24 to 26 this year.

The Safety Show Sydney to be held at Sydney Showground (4-Jul-2007)
The Safety Show Sydney and Sydney Materials Handling will see more than 350 safety suppliers present thousands of specialised safety products and services, including materials handling, guarding, vehicle safety, and automation safety products, plus training, management, first aid and workplace wellness services.

Injuries at workplace deserve same science as cancer (20-Jun-2007)
With incidents at work leaving one in every 200 Australians with permanent injuries and costing the economy more than $34 billion, the field should be researched like cancer and strokes are, says a speaker at this week's Queensland Safety Conference.

Conference on psychopaths at workplace to be held (14-Jun-2007)
Doctor Clarke will present details on the characteristics of a psychopath and how to best minimise a workplace psycho’s damage to others at the Queensland Safety Conference.

Safety know-how at Queensland Safety Conference and Show (18-Apr-2007)
A host of workshops at the Queensland Safety Show and Queensland Materials Handling, together with expert addresses at the Queensland Safety Conference will equip visitors with the know-how to make workplaces safe.

Safety In Action continues to shine (28-Mar-2007)
The celebratory tenth Safety In Action trade show and conference drew big crowds and offered a host of new attractions for visitors.

Queensland Safety Show is back and 30% bigger (27-Mar-2007)
The Queensland Safety Show will be 30 per cent bigger following the success of the inaugural event last year.

Top OHS salary packages nudge $300,000 (21-Mar-2007)
Once considered something of a dead-end job, occupational health and safety has become one of Australia's most lucrative career choices, a salary survey has revealed.

Altro launches new safety flooring (20-Mar-2007)
Altro changes the traditional perceptions of slip-resistant flooring with the launch of its new innovative product range.

Bambach saddle seat for display at Safety in Action (20-Mar-2007)
Bambach saddle seat is designed to promote the optimal seated posture.

Range of handmade protective gloves from Ironclad (19-Mar-2007)
Ironclad Australia offers a range of hand protection with over 30 styles of performance enhancing gloves made with fabrics from market leaders such as 3M, Teflon, Kevlar and DuPont.

Compact portable appliance testing system available from Emona (16-Mar-2007)
New seaward ProTag optima system, supplied by Emona Instruments, is a compact portable appliance and RCD testing, tag printing and record keeping system.

The 'affluenza' treadmill and 'casualisation' trap Aussie workers (16-Feb-2007)
While industrial relations changes have increased stress levels for Australia's casual employees, many of Australia's most highly skilled and sought-after workers also feel trapped in unhealthy conditions, according to one of the country’s leading workplace health experts.

Celebrities, hands-on demos, success stories, feature at Safety In Action (6-Feb-2007)
Visitors to the tenth Safety In Action and Melbourne Materials Handling shows will take part in a series of innovative safety events, from a celebrity breakfast and first-hand safety success stories through to expert-guided tours of the 12,000 sqm trade shows.

Kids and knives in the kitchen: Tobie Puttock stars at Safety in Action (9-Jan-2007)
The last time Melbourne-born chef Tobie Puttock accidentally cut himself with a knife was about seven or eight years ago.

New study tackles workplace stress (25-Dec-2006)
Stressed workers take more leave and cost employers millions in compensation claims but the first step towards a solution could be as simple as asking employees what worries them, a study has found.

Employees refuse to observe OHS (22-Dec-2006)
An estimated one in three workers is unwilling to protect their own backs, even when help is available, an expert told delegates at The Safety Conference in Sydney on October 19.

Blaming workers causes serious injury (22-Dec-2006)
Blaming employees, or their managers, for their own injuries means more and more Australian workers are left permanently disabled after serious workplace injuries, an expert says.

Misinformed OHS exposing workers to deafness risk (22-Dec-2006)
The widespread use of personal sound exposure meters is leading to poor noise assessments that could be putting workers' hearing at risk, says a noise safety expert in his October address to The Safety Conference in Sydney.