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Safety & Health Expo - Connect 2021

United Kingdom, London - June 1 - 30, 2021
Safety & Health Expo - Connect 2021 Safety & Health Expo's Connect 2021 is your first opportunity to come together with the health and safety profession online from 1-30 June.

Building on the success of our digital events in 2020, Connect 2021 will give attendees the chance to have 1:1 meetings with leading international suppliers in health and safety.

Browse the latest health and safety tech, PPE and solutions, watch product demos and access thought-leadership content.
Date(s)
June 1 - 30, 2021
Venue
ExCel London
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