Messe Düsseldorf to Feature Global Safety Events at NSC Expo

Trade fair organizer Messe Düsseldorf will highlight its worldwide occupational safety events at the upcoming NSC Safety Congress and Expo.

• By Jesse Jacobs
• Aug 11, 2026

Trade fair organizer Messe Düsseldorf will present its global portfolio of occupational safety and health events at the National Safety Council Safety Congress and Expo.

Representatives at booth 4946 will provide visitor and exhibitor information for several upcoming international events, including A+A 2027 in Düsseldorf, Germany; OS+H Asia in Singapore; and CIOSH Thailand in Bangkok, alongside other global industry trade shows.

The company's flagship event, A+A, serves as an international trade fair for the personal protection, occupational safety and health at work sectors. Held biennially, the event covers products and services ranging from individual protective equipment and ergonomic workplace designs to complex security systems and occupational medical care.

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