In March 2013, there’s one event not to miss if you are serious about safety. Over three days the Melbourne Exhibition Centre will play host to hundreds of businesses working to keep Australians safe.

Experts from all over the country will converge to talk about the latest technology and know-how at Safety in Action Melbourne (Tuesday 19 – Thursday 21 March 2013). And this year Australia’s premiere workplace health and safety trade show will be presenting safety at its best.

Event director Tony Francis says, “There is no other show with this level of commitment to safety. We’ll have a huge series of free seminars from top industry experts across all the important topics, a massive array of state of the art technology to check out, and the chance to network with people and businesses who are leading the field in safety. If you’re looking for answers or to develop a network you can rely on for safety, you should definitely register and book into some of the seminars that suit you.”

Safety in Action 2013 will also play host to safety world leaders for the SIA National Safety Convention (19th – 20th March 2013). They will discuss health and safety legislation, issues and practises across Australia and the world for a wider perspective on crucial safety matters for those wanting a deeper experience.

There will be a strong line-up of thought-provoking speakers from backgrounds such as the legal profession, academia, risk management, border control, construction, mining and much more.

While you’re there you can also visit The Advanced Logistics and Materials Handling show for those wanting supply chain specialist information on the packing, moving, storing, tracking and delivering industries.

More than just a trade show Safety in Action offers an unparalleled opportunity to keep up-to-date with new developments in OHS from the broad range of industry specialists, all conveniently located under one roof.

To register or for more information, go to www.safetyinaction.net.au/ or call the visitor hotline on 1300 656 184.