The Safety Expo has been renewed and doubled its presence on the market

Over the years, the SAFETY EXPO fair has become the reference point in Italy for workplace safety and fire prevention, two fundamental sectors that increasingly deserve greater space and attention.

Starting in 2025, the Safety Expo has split into two distinct editions, dedicated respectively to workplace safety and fire prevention, which will alternate every year:

Here are the upcoming dates:

- SAFETY EXPO Workplace Safety 2026
- SAFETY EXPO Fire Prevention 2027

The decision to separate the two editions was driven by market feedback and the need to enhance the experience for exhibitors and visitors, offering more targeted content and improved use of space.
The new format has made it possible to further highlight innovation, training, and networking among industry professionals, with an even richer and more specialized program.

See you in Bergamo!

Andrea Pais Tarsilia - President of Safety Expo

Discover the new format

The SAFETY EXPO Occupational Health and Safety is an unmissable opportunity for occupational safety professionals to explore the latest innovations and trends in the industry, to catch up on regulatory news and to share best practices. The aim is to create a new space where operators can discover the best strategy for managing security within the company, meeting with institutions and leading experts and offering essential products and solutions.

Go to the Occupational Safety website

The SAFETY EXPO Fire Prevention was born out of a desire to provide a highly specialised event dedicated to fire prevention and safety with the aim of to assist professionals in achieving and maintaining the highest standards of fire safety management. With the presence of the leading companies in the sector and the Fire Brigade, the Fire Prevention edition of the exhibition will be the exclusive point of reference for those looking for innovation, cutting-edge technical solutions and answers to the application of regulations.

Go to the Fire Prevention website