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A-OSH EXPO is Africa’s leading event for occupational health, safety, and workplace compliance. The show takes place each year at the Gallagher Convention Centre in Johannesburg. It brings together safety professionals, risk managers, regulators, and suppliers who want to create safer working environments.
The expo offers a clear focus on practical safety solutions. Visitors explore new PPE, gas-detection devices, monitoring tools, and height-safety equipment. In addition, many brands showcase digital safety platforms that help companies track compliance and reduce workplace risks.
A-OSH EXPO also features free seminar theatres. The SAIOSH Seminar Theatre hosts talks on legislation, safety culture, and best practices. Meanwhile, the Working at Height Theatre presents demonstrations and expert advice on fall protection. These sessions give attendees valuable knowledge that they can use immediately.
Because the show is co-located with Securex, Facilities Management Expo, and Firexpo, visitors gain access to four events at the same time. This combination strengthens networking opportunities and creates a complete view of safety, security, and facility management.
The expo attracts a wide range of professionals. Safety officers, SHEQ managers, HR leaders, and operations teams visit the show to compare products and meet suppliers. They also use the event to update their safety strategies and learn about new technologies. As a result, A-OSH EXPO has become a key meeting point for the industry.
Industry bodies such as SAIOSH and SAPEMA support the event. Their involvement ensures that exhibitors and speakers follow current South African safety standards. This partnership also helps companies understand new regulations and apply them correctly.
Each year, A-OSH EXPO highlights new trends. Recent editions have focused on digital tools, live demonstrations, and gender-based safety. With its strong mix of learning, networking, and innovation, the expo remains essential for anyone responsible for workplace safety in Africa.