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Queensland Safety Show

Australia, Brisbane - Wednesday 21st June – Friday 23rd June 2006
Queensland Safety Show Queensland's first dedicated Workplace Health & Safety Trade Show,
the QUEENSLAND SAFETY SHOW will bring together Safety-Focused Buyers and Suppliers from a broad range of industries.

With over 8 years experience in delivering dedicated Safety events, the Organisers of Safety In Action in Melbourne and The Safety Show in Sydney, now bring this dedicated workplace health and safety Trade Show to Queensland.

see also Sydney Safety Show Oct 2005 www.thesafetyshow.com

Ev Alert will be exhibiting - see them at Stand B14
Date(s)
Wednesday 21st June – Friday 23rd June 2006
Venue
Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
Contact for booking / more info
safety@aec.net.au
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