Health & Safety Event Birmingham Returns in 2026 with Renewed Sector Focus

The Health & Safety Event, one of the UK’s leading gatherings for the occupational safety and workplace risk sector, will return to the NEC Birmingham from 28–30 April 2026.

The three-day event will once again bring together professionals from across construction, manufacturing, logistics, utilities, and public sector industries to explore the latest innovations in health and safety.

Alongside a packed exhibition floor, the 2026 edition will offer a comprehensive CPD-accredited seminar programme featuring expert insights on regulatory changes, safety culture, mental health, PPE, site security, and emerging technologies.

In previous years, the show has welcomed thousands of visitors and more than 250 exhibitors, and organisers are expecting similar engagement for the upcoming edition.

Networking and knowledge-sharing will remain central to the show’s mission, with the return of the Lone Worker Safety Live and Driver Safety Zones—dedicated areas focused on the challenges of protecting remote and mobile workers.

Additionally, the event will run in parallel with The Fire Safety Event, The Security Event, and The Facilities Event, allowing attendees to gain cross-sector insights under one roof.

With growing emphasis on workforce wellbeing and organisational accountability, the Health & Safety Event Birmingham 2026 is expected to be a key calendar date for professionals looking to future-proof their practices and stay ahead of evolving compliance demands.

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