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Safetex Expo
Melbourne, Australia - 14-16 November 2007
Exhibition / trade show

Zero harm and the now much talked about best practice aims and innovations to Occupational Health & Safety technologies now available through a wide and varied range of products and services are proliferating at an expediential rate, it has never been more important for employers to have access to the whole picture that is OH&S not only in Australia nationally but more importantly in this state.

Date(s):
14-16 November 2007

Venue:
Melbourne Exhibition & Convention Centre, Melbourne

Contact for booking / more info:
Australian Corporate Exhibitions Level 2, 3 - 5 Bennett Street, East Perth, Australia. Tel: +(61)-(8)-93255861 Fax: +(61)-(8)-93257664

http://www.biztradeshows.com/trade-events/safetex-expo.html
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