Messe prepares to organize CIOSH Thailand 2024

Messe Düsseldorf Asia, a leading organizer of trade fairs for the occupational safety and health industry, is set to host the inaugural CIOSH Thailand 2024, an international exhibition and conference for personal protective equipment (PPE). The event will take place from June 5-7, 2024, at the Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition Centre (BITEC).

CIOSH Thailand 2024 will bring together over 280 exhibitors from around the world to showcase the latest innovations in PPE technology, with a focus on head-to-toe protection for workers across various industries. The event aims to address the growing demand for PPE in Southeast Asia, which is estimated to reach USD 8.12 billion by 2030.

Key Highlights of CIOSH Thailand 2024:

A comprehensive showcase of PPE products and solutions
Demonstrations of the latest safety technologies
Expert-led seminars and workshops on PPE selection, use, and maintenance
Networking opportunities with industry peers and potential partners

Addressing the Need for Enhanced Workplace Safety

Thailand’s construction and healthcare sectors have a particularly high incidence of occupational accidents and fatalities. CIOSH Thailand 2024 will provide a platform for industry stakeholders to discuss and implement strategies to improve workplace safety and reduce these risks.

A Collaborative Effort for Safety

CIOSH Thailand 2024 is organized by Messe Düsseldorf Asia in partnership with the China Textile Commerce Association (CTCA) and the Thai Safety Engineering Association. The event is also supported by the Thai Society of Safety Engineers, the Building Safety Inspection Association, and the Thai Procurement and Supply Chain Management Association.

“CIOSH Thailand 2024 is a crucial platform for connecting safety solutions with industry demands in Southeast Asia,” said [Organizer Name], Managing Director of Messe Düsseldorf Asia. “We are committed to providing a forum for industry professionals to share knowledge, discover innovative solutions, and work together to enhance workplace safety.”