Contractors are essential to keeping operations moving, but managing compliance across multiple sites, projects and teams can quickly become complex.

Join this live product demo to see how Donesafe helps organisations streamline Contractor Management with greater visibility, stronger governance and less manual administration.

In this session, we’ll explore:

• Real-time visibility across contractor operations
• Visibility into contractor compliance and competency
• Smart workflows for reviews, renewals and approvals
• Consistency across sites, projects and contractors

We’ll demonstrate how Donesafe supports:

• Contractor company registers and prequalification
• Individual contractor worker profiles
• Compliance documentation and expiry management
• Site inductions, licences and competency tracking
• Permit and site access workflows
• Real-time dashboards, reporting and compliance insights

Whether you’re looking to improve contractor governance, reduce risk or simplify day-to-day administration, this session will show you how Donesafe brings everything together in one connected platform.

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Taipei, Taiwan – Occupational Safety Taiwan (T-SAFE) 2026 will take place from October 20 to 22, 2026 at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center Hall 2, as part of Taiwan Industry Week 2026.

With workplace safety, industrial risk prevention and compliance becoming increasingly important across Asia’s manufacturing, construction, engineering and facility management sectors, demand for professional safety products and solutions continues to grow. T-SAFE Taiwan 2026 provides a dedicated platform for occupational safety suppliers, PPE brands, safety equipment manufacturers and solution providers to expand their market presence and connect with industrial buyers.

The exhibition welcomes companies offering personal protective equipment (PPE), safety footwear, fall protection, respiratory protection, hand protection, fire safety systems, gas detection, emergency response equipment, occupational safety management solutions, smart safety technologies and related workplace protection products.

By exhibiting at T-SAFE Taiwan 2026, suppliers can reach a focused audience from manufacturing plants, construction and engineering projects, MEP and HVAC sectors, data center facilities, high-tech factories, distributors and safety procurement channels. The show is designed to help exhibitors increase brand exposure, meet potential buyers, generate sales leads and explore new business opportunities in Taiwan and the wider Asian market.

T-SAFE will be held concurrently with Taiwan Industry Week, a cross-industry B2B platform covering hardware, metal technology, industrial subcontracting, engineering, refrigeration and HVAC, data center infrastructure, cleanroom solutions and occupational safety. The 2026 edition is expected to gather 450+ exhibitors, 40,000+ professional visitors and more than 60 industry forums and seminars.

This co-located format allows safety suppliers to connect not only with safety professionals, but also with buyers from broader industrial sectors where workplace protection, facility safety and operational risk management are essential. Exhibitors may also benefit from business matching opportunities and cross-sector exposure throughout the three-day event.

Companies looking to expand their business in occupational safety, PPE and industrial protection markets are invited to exhibit at T-SAFE Taiwan 2026.

For exhibitor information, please visit:
https://taiwanindustryweek.com.tw/en/exhibitors/inquire/?utm_source=qr&utm_campaign=wsha

About KAIGO Co., Ltd.

KAIGO Co., Ltd. is the organizer of Taiwan Industry Week 2026, a B2B industrial trade show platform connecting Taiwan’s manufacturing, engineering, safety and technology supply chains. With decades of experience in exhibition organization, KAIGO supports industry professionals through trade shows, business matching, seminars and international market connections. T-SAFE Taiwan is one of the key co-located shows under Taiwan Industry Week.

Leading international platform to unite health and safety professionals, industry leaders and regulators to explore emerging trends, innovations and regulatory developments across Asia Pacific

Singapore, 15 June 2026 – Registration is now open for the second edition of The Health & Safety Event Asia (HSEA), taking place from 10 – 12 November 2026 at the Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Singapore. This premier event is part of Safety & Security Asia, dedicated to the safety and security of people, places and assets.

Building on strong international participation and industry engagement achieved during its inaugural edition in 2025, HSEA has established itself as a key platform for exchanging insights on health and safety market trends and evolving regulatory developments across the Asia Pacific region. The 2026 edition is expected to further strengthen cross-border collaboration and knowledge-sharing within the global safety community.

Tristan Norman, Group Managing Director of Nineteen Group, said:

“The strong response to The Health & Safety Event Asia 2026 reflects the increasing importance organisations are placing on workplace health, safety and wellbeing across the region. As businesses continue to invest in new technologies, operational resilience and workforce protection, there is a growing need for the industry to come together to share knowledge, learn from best practice and stay ahead of evolving regulatory requirements.

Following the successful launch last year, we are excited to return to Singapore and build on that momentum. The event brings together health and safety professionals, solution providers and industry leaders from across Asia Pacific, creating valuable opportunities to discover new innovations, discuss emerging challenges and make the connections that help drive safer workplaces and stronger business performance.”

HSEA 2026 will gather more than 3,000 health and safety professionals and showcase solutions from 75 global leading manufacturers and suppliers including international brands such as Bizzmine, Blackline Safety, Evotix, Riskware and local trailblazers such as Fischer Bell and Ansac Technology.

Alexander Werre, Chief Sales Officer from Bizzmine, commented:

“Having exhibited at The Health & Safety Event in the UK, we have confidence in the strength of the event brand and its ability to bring together a high-quality audience of health and safety professionals. Combined with our established presence in the APAC region, Bizzmine sees The Health & Safety Event Asia as a valuable opportunity for us to connect with organisations focused on workplace safety, compliance and operational excellence. We look forward to engaging with professionals from across the region and exploring new opportunities for growth.”

Learning Programme and Live Demonstrations

A key feature of HSEA 2026 will be the return of the Safety Collective Event, organised by the National Safety Council of Singapore (NSCS). Returning to HSEA for the second consecutive year, the programme is expected to bring together more than 200 speakers, delegates and industry leaders to discuss the latest developments in workplace safety, public safety, risk management, safety culture and emerging regulatory trends.

The co-location of the Safety Collective Event will provide visitors with valuable opportunities to gain practical insights, learn from industry experts and engage in meaningful discussions on the future of health and safety across Asia.

Ong Pak Shoon, President of the National Safety Council of Singapore, commented:

“Creating safer communities and workplaces require continuous learning, collaboration and the sharing of best practices. The Safety Collective Event brings together professionals from across communities and industries to discuss emerging challenges, innovative solutions and practical approaches to improving safety outcomes. By co-locating with The Health & Safety Event Asia, we are able to reach a broader audience and foster meaningful conversations that support the advancement of health and safety standards across the region.”

The International Powered Access Federation (IPAF) will also return with an expanded presence, reinforcing its commitment to promoting safe and effective work at height practices across the region. Featuring a larger exhibition stand and a scissor lift on display, IPAF will engage visitors through expert consultations, practical discussions and live equipment demonstrations.

Attendees will have the opportunity to gain valuable insights into the latest safety standards, operational best practices and training requirements, while experiencing first-hand how powered access equipment can help improve workplace safety and productivity.

Part of Safety & Security Asia

HSEA will be co-located with The Security Event Asia, The Fire Safety Event Asia, Pro Integration Future Asia, and a newly launched show, The Emergency Services Show Asia. Together, the five events will form the Safety & Security Asia portfolio and are expected to attract more than 13,000 industry professionals, providing an all-encompassing view of regional safety and security priorities and enabling stronger cross-sector collaboration and innovation.

With one pass, visitors can access all five events over three days, gaining a comprehensive view of regional safety and security priorities while exploring the latest technologies, solutions and best practices shaping the future of the industry.

Visitor registration is now open.

• Click here to register your complimentary visitor pass
• View participating companies

About The Health & Safety Event Asia (HSEA)

The Health & Safety Event Asia, part of Safety & Security Asia 2026, is the premier gathering for health and safety professionals in APAC. Delve into the latest workplace health and safety innovations and engage with experts through seminars and interactive workshops. Discover new technologies and best practices to improve occupational safety and well-being. Connect with industry leaders and enhance your knowledge of emerging trends and regulatory standards.

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About Safety & Security Asia (SSA)

Safety & Security Asia (SSA) — featuring The Security Event Asia, The Fire Safety Event Asia, The Health & Safety Event Asia, The Emergency Services Show Asia and Pro Integration Future Asia (PIFA) — is APAC’s premier platform for professionals in security, fire safety, health & safety, workplace, emergency services and professional AVL sectors. SSA delivers powerful networking, cutting-edge innovations, and direct access to decision-makers across key industry verticals.

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About Nineteen Group

Nineteen Group is the UK’s fastest-growing exhibition organiser, known for delivering award-winning events that connect professionals and drive innovation across critical industries.

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KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian construction and infrastructure industry will once again take centre stage as MBAM OneBuild 2026 returns for its 12th edition from 5 to 7 August 2026 at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, Malaysia. 

This year, MBAM OneBuild will be held alongside OneWare, the 5th edition of the  Malaysia International Hardware Technology Exhibition. The event is expected to draw  more than 250 exhibitors across 400 exhibiting booths and attract approximately 10,000 trade visitors from 25 countries and regions. The exhibition will present a powerful cross sector platform connecting the full ecosystem of construction, infrastructure, hardware,  machinery, engineering technologies, and smart urban development solutions. 

Organised under the theme “Smart Cities Building Tomorrow,” the exhibition reflects the rapid transformation of Southeast Asia’s built environment industry, where digitalisation, sustainability, industrialisation, and smart infrastructure are reshaping the future of construction. 

MBAM OneBuild 2026 will present six dedicated exhibition segments encompassing Construction, Infrastructure, Construction Machinery & Equipment, Smart City, and Digitalisation. The exhibition will place strong emphasis on advanced digital construction technologies, including Building Information Modelling (BIM), IoT-enabled infrastructure, energy-efficient and green building solutions, as well as intelligent mobility systems, reflecting the future direction of sustainable construction and smart urban development. 

One of the highlights of the exhibition will be Digital Construction Day, a dedicated programme and exhibition zone organised in strategic partnership with CIDB Digital, the digital arm of the Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB). The initiative will spotlight emerging digital solutions and smart construction practices, including BIM, IoT enabled systems, digital project management, IBS technologies, and sustainable construction approaches. Through industry-focused knowledge sharing sessions and technology showcases, the programme aims to encourage collaboration between technology providers, contractors, consultants, developers, and project stakeholders driving the industry’s digital evolution.

Participating companies will have the opportunity to showcase technologies and innovations directly to key industry stakeholders, strengthen brand visibility within Malaysia’s construction ecosystem, generate high-value business leads, establish strategic partnerships, and expand market access across the ASEAN region. 

Another key attraction will be BuildTalk, a three-day seminar series bringing together leading industry experts to discuss the future of industrialisation, digital construction, infrastructure modernisation, ESG integration, and sustainable urban development. The seminar is expected to address some of the industry’s most pressing priorities, including productivity enhancement, workforce transformation, carbon reduction, and resilient infrastructure planning. 

Live demonstrations and hands-on technology showcases provide contractors and  industry professionals with practical insights into modern construction solutions. 

The exhibition will also feature the Concrete Clinic, where visitors can experience live demonstrations of the latest breakthroughs in concrete technology and sustainable materials. 

In addition, the Master Builders Association Malaysia will host a dedicated ESG conference addressing sustainability strategies, governance frameworks, environmental responsibility, and long-term resilience within the construction and infrastructure sectors.

Beyond technology and conferences, MBAM OneBuild 2026 will deliver extensive business networking opportunities through hosted networking sessions, contractor engagement activities, supplier matching initiatives, machinery showcases, and product demonstrations. Contractors, developers, and procurement teams will be able to compare products and brands directly, discuss pricing and procurement strategies with suppliers, explore alternative solutions for cost optimisation, and identify technologies capable of improving operational efficiency and project performance. 

MBAM OneBuild 2026 is organised by MBAM OneBuild Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of the Master Builders Association Malaysia, and is endorsed by the Ministry of Works, Ministry of Housing and Local Government (KPKT) and the Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation (MATRADE). The event is supported by the Malaysia Convention & Exhibition Bureau (MyCEB), the Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB), and more than 40 trade associations. 

To secure your complimentary visitor pass, please register at: https://reg.mbamonebuild.com.my/register

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While many organizations can demonstrate policies, statements of commitment, or senior leader sign-off, this session will explore what effective leadership actually looks like in practice when it comes to preventing psychological injury and creating psychologically safer work.

What the session will explore

1. Leadership as visible behavior, not delegated responsibility
The discussion will examine why psychosocial safety cannot be delegated solely to HR, safety teams, or wellbeing programs. It will highlight how leaders directly shape work design, workload expectations, decision-making processes, and the tone of everyday interactions. The session will challenge participants to consider how workers interpret leadership commitment through behavior rather than policy.

2. The risks of endorsement without follow-through
The clinic will explore how formal endorsement, when not supported by aligned behaviors and systems, can undermine trust and increase risk. Participants will discuss how mixed signals from leaders can contribute to psychosocial harm and regulatory exposure, even where policies are in place.

3. The leadership role in psychosocial controls
A key theme will be the extent to which leaders influence psychosocial controls through everyday decisions. The session will focus on areas such as priority setting, resourcing, performance expectations, consultation, and how competing demands are managed. The discussion will reinforce that policies alone do not change these conditions; leadership decisions do.

4. Enabling champions to influence change
Participants will consider the role of psychosocial champions and why influence is often limited when champions are not supported by leadership authority. The discussion will explore what leaders can do to provide mandate, access, and legitimacy for those tasked with driving psychosocial risk management.

5. Leadership capability and measurable outcomes
The session will outline how effective leadership contributes to stronger psychosocial safety outcomes, including earlier identification of hazards, more constructive conversations about work design, improved trust in reporting processes, and reduced reliance on individual resilience approaches as a substitute for system-level prevention.

What participants can expect to take away

Members attending the clinic will be encouraged to reflect on:

• How leadership behaviors in their organization currently reduce or amplify psychosocial risk

• Where leaders influence psychosocial controls through work design and decision-making

• How leaders are supported to understand their role in prevention, not just response

• What needs to shift to move beyond endorsement to genuine accountability

How this fits within the GPSN program

This clinic will build on GPSN’s focus on practical, evidence-informed psychosocial risk management. It will lay the foundation for future technical clinics that will explore:

• Designing effective psychosocial controls

• Embedding psychosocial risk management into organizational systems

• Strengthening proactive monitoring and early intervention

Participants will leave the session with clearer insight into the real leadership role in psychosocial risk management and practical considerations for influencing leadership practice in their own organizations.

Safe Monitoring Group AB (“SMG”), a leader in gas detection manufacturing and safety services, has completed the acquisition of CitiSafe Pte. Ltd. (“CitiSafe”), a Singapore-based specialist in gas detection systems sales and service.

The acquisition represents a strategic milestone for Safe Monitoring Group, establishing its first presence in the Asia-Pacific region and initiating its long-term growth journey in APAC. Together, the companies will strengthen their shared mission to protect people, equipment, and the environment from hazardous gas risks across this dynamic and rapidly expanding market.

About CitiSafe

Founded in Singapore in 2007, CitiSafe is a trusted provider of gas detection solutions, offering supply, servicing, calibration, and rental of Occupational Health and Safety instruments. The company is recognised for its technical expertise and strong customer relationships.

In addition to conventional systems, CitiSafe delivers advanced wireless and cloud-based gas detection technologies. These solutions enable real-time monitoring, instant alerts, and seamless data access—helping customers enhance safety, improve operational efficiency, and maintain compliance with local regulations and industry standards.

Strengthening Capabilities Through Collaboration

As part of the Safe Monitoring Group, CitiSafe will collaborate across key areas including sales, service, procurement, and marketing. This integration provides customers—both in APAC and globally—with access to a broader portfolio of products, services, and technical expertise, supporting safety across a wider range of applications.

Leadership Perspectives

“CitiSafe represents a key milestone for Safe Monitoring Group as we take our first step into APAC. Their strong reputation and technical expertise make them an ideal partner as we expand our global footprint and continue delivering innovative, sustainable safety solutions.”

— Alexander Larsson, CEO of Safe Monitoring Group

“By joining Safe Monitoring Groups’ global network of gas detection and safety specialists, we are uniquely positioned to combine our regional expertise with world-class capabilities from Europe and North America”, said Michael Maxwell, Managing Director of CitiSafe. “This partnership enables us to deliver even greater value to our customers through expanded solutions and enhanced service.”

“With CitiSafe’s deep local expertise and customer trust in Singapore, we are well-positioned to accelerate our presence across the APAC region. This partnership enables us to bring advanced gas detection solutions closer to customers while building a strong foundation for long-term growth.”

— Uu Su Haw, President APAC of Safe Monitoring Group

Transaction Details

Safe Monitoring Group has acquired 100% of the shares in CitiSafe, with the transaction effective April 14, 2026. As part of the agreement, CitiSafe’s Managing Director, Michael Maxwell, has also become a shareholder in Safe Monitoring Group, reinforcing long-term alignment and commitment to future growth.

For more information, please contact:

Alexander Larsson
CEO, Safe Monitoring Group
+46 706 820 410
alexander.larsson@safemonitoringgroup.com

Michael Maxwell
Managing Director, CitiSafe
+65 9830 8466
mmaxwell@techsafeasia.com

Uu Su Haw
President APAC, Safe Monitoring Group
+65 8112 2788
uu.suhaw@safemonitoringgroup.com

• Spotlight on Physical AI–Driven Innovations in Construction and Safety
• Introducing the ‘Hyper Safety’ Paradigm: AI-Powered Risk Prediction and Control
• Co-located with the Urban Safety Technology Expo: Expanding the Convergence of Industrial and Public Safety
• Second Early-Bird Registration Open Until May 29: Discounts and Exclusive Benefits Available

The 2026 Korea Construction & Safety Expo (K-CONSAFETY EXPO 2026), a specialised exhibition focused on smart construction and safety technologies, will be held from October 14 to 16, at KINTEX Exhibition Hall 1 in Korea.

Reflecting one of the most critical industrial trends—AI Transformation (AX)—this year’s expo adopts the main theme: “Industrial & Construction AX Transformation and the Hyper Safety Platform”.
This theme signifies a paradigm shift beyond simple digitalisation, toward an era of Hyper Safety, where Artificial Intelligence proactively predicts risks and prevents accidents before they occur.

■ AI Reshaping Construction Sites: The Rise of Physical AI

The construction industry is rapidly embracing “Physical AI”, where generative AI converges with robotics to transform on-site operations.

At the expo, a wide range of field-applied AI solutions will be showcased, including:

• Autonomous logistics and task robots
• Wearable robots designed to prevent worker injuries
• Quadruped inspection robots and drone-based safety inspection systems

These technologies are gaining attention as essential tools that replace high-risk tasks while simultaneously enhancing productivity and safety.

In particular, the Advanced Safety Pavilion will present key technologies from government-led smart construction pilot projects, such as:

• Positioning systems for non-line-of-sight environments
• Integrated AI monitoring platforms
• Real-time accident prediction AI agents

■ Integration of Industrial and Public Safety: Expanding into “K-SAFETY WEEK”

The expo will be co-located with the 2026 Urban Safety Technology Expo, which focuses on public safety technologies such as:

• Climate crisis response solutions
• Smart city integrated control systems
• Aging infrastructure maintenance technologies

Together, these events will form “K-SAFETY WEEK”, positioning itself as Korea’s largest integrated safety industry platform—covering everything from private construction sites to urban infrastructure and public safety.

■ A Business-Oriented Exhibition Delivering Tangible Results

A variety of business programmes will be organised to facilitate market expansion and real contract opportunities, including:

• Construction Safety Leaders Forum (CSOC) with safety executives from major contractors
• Guided docent tours for public procurement officials
• Export consultation meetings with overseas buyers invited by KOTRA
• Purchase consultation sessions with verified industry buyers
• The 3rd K-Consafety Awards recognising innovation in safety

In 2025, the expo achieved approximately KRW 60 billion (USD ~45 million)in business consultation outcomes.

For 2026, further growth is expected, particularly driven by AX-based safety solutions.

■ Early Bird Discount Available Until May 29

Exhibitor registration is currently open. Companies applying by May 29 will receive a KRW 200,000 discount per booth.

Interested companies can submit their applications via the official website or contact the secretariat directly.

A KINTEX official stated:

“This expo serves as a key platform where government smart construction policies and industry demand for AI transformation converge. It offers participating companies a valuable opportunity to validate technologies and enter new markets simultaneously.”

About KINTEX: KINTEX is an international exhibition and convention centre established jointly by the government and local governments. 

Official Website: www.kintex.com 

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