AMERICAN SOCIETY OF SAFETY ENGINEERS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE & EXPOSITION

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1 AMERICAN SOCIETY OF SAFETY ENGINEERS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE & EXPOSITION Conference: June 26-29, 2016 Exposition: June 26-28, 2016 Atlanta, Georgia EXHIBITOR PROSPECTUS

2 FIND THE QUALIFIED BUYERS.CONSISTENTLY THE TOP BUYING SHOW IN THE INDUSTRY The ASSE Conference and Exposition offers a rare opportunity to meet the high-quality buyers in the professional atmosphere of a focused, educational, and networking conference. This is your chance to network with 5,000 Safety, Health & Environmental professionals who want to make the most of their investment. Attendees of the SAFETY Conference embrace the Exposition as a place to conduct business. The Highest Quality Conference Will Insure The Buyers Will Be At Safety 2016 The Conference attracts the leaders in safety by offering topquality programming and networking opportunities. The range of topics combined with the quality of speakers makes this conference program the most engaging in the industry. The sessions provide leading edge education which ties in to the hands-on opportunities that can be seen on the exhibit floor. This is the perfect combination to attract your best prospects to the ASSE exposition! ACCESS TO EVERY INDUSTRY The manufacturing industry comprises the largest industry classification represented by the conference attendees. Agriculture, Forestry, & Fisheries 01% Construction Industries 11% Finance, Insurance, and Real Estate 11% Manufacturing 25% Mineral & Chemical Industries 04% Government/Public Administration 10% Service Industries 06% Consulting 11% Transportation, Communication & Utilities 07% Retail, Wholesale Trade 03% Oil & Gas 11% Key Duties and Responsibilities of Conference Attendees Safety Management/Administration Risk Management/Insurance Safety Engineering Fire Protection Industrial Hygiene Construction Safety Training Fleet Safety Product Safety Off-Job Safety Attendees With Purchasing Authority 91% of the attendees have buying influence for at least one of the major product categories exhibited at the SAFETY Exposition. Have final decision authority 25% Recommend 58% Specify 08% No Role in the buying process 09% Decision-Makers From The Top of Their Field Over half of the attendees are safety directors, managers, engineers, or consultants President, Owner, Partner 06% Director, Manager, Dept. Head, Chief - Safety 37% Safety Specialist, Engineer 24% Consultant, Advisor, Analyst 10% Branch, District, Division, Area, 12% Regional Manager General Manager, Executive Vice President 05% Other 06% ATLANTA We know holding Safety 2016 in Atlanta is going to be a BIG year for attendance! As one of the top 50 most populated cities in the country, Atlanta is also home to the largest airport in the country, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and is a major hub for most travel routes. Georgians are known for their hospitality and has some of the country s finest selections of comfort food. Visitors can experience a diverse and thriving community of art, culture, music, history, and good food. There s a myriad ways to find your balance between business and pleasure. 42%OF THE ATTENDEES PLAN TO SPEND $50,000 OR MORE FOR PRODUCTS SEEN AT THE SAFETY EXPOSITION

3 ACCESS TO EVERY INDUSTRY CONTINUED Big Budgets 42% of the buyers report they plan to spend $50,000 or more for products seen at the SAFETY Exposition. Over $1 Million 08% $500,001 - $1 Million 05% $100,001 - $500,000 16% $50,001 - $100,000 13% $25,001 - $50,000 08% $10,001 - $25,000 09% Up to $10,000 09% Not involved in the purchasing decision 13% Are unsure of their dollar target 19% Purchasing Plans Over The Next 12 months Experienced Buyers SAFETY attendees are experienced and highranking professionals. 80% have more than 10 years experience in their field % % % % % Under 1 01% Buyers Have a Wide and Overlapping Interest in Products and Services Seen on the Exhibit Floor 26% Environmental Compliance 27% Consulting/Service 50% Training Programs 54% Personal Protective Apparel (Gloves, Suits, etc.) 35% Eye Protection/Eyewash Station 33% Face/Head Protection 36% Hearing Protection 36% Safety Footwear 17% Back Support Equipment 09% Cleaners/Solvents 33% Computers and Software Programs 21% Emergency Life Equipment 27% Respirators and/or Breathing Apparatus 26% Safety Floor Products 23% First Aid Supplies 34% Monitoring Devices 14% Storage Containers 07% Refuse Collection Systems 27% Sound/Noise/Vibration Control Devices 23% Safety Awards & Incentive Programs 25% Emergency Signs/Labels 14% Air Purification Equipment 44% Ergonomics 27% Web Based Products and Services 23% Fire Protection 16% Security 35% Detection Devices (Gas, Vapors, etc.) 25% OF THE ATTENDEES HAVE FINAL DECISION AUTHORITY FOR PURCHASING PRODUCTS AND SERVICES SEEN AT THE SAFETY EXPOSITION 81% OF THE ATTENDEES HAVE MORE THAN 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THEIR FIELD 38% OF THE AUDIENCE INDICATE THEY VISIT THE EXPOSITION TO SEE NEW PRODUCTS AND DEVELOPMENTS WE LL HELP YOU MAXIMIZE YOUR BRAND When you compare the SAFETY Exposition to other expositions, this is the most cost-effective investment you can make. Once you decide to exhibit in the exposition, you will have access to many tools designed to help you make your participation a success. We provide you with the following. Planning Tools A listing in the Safety 2016 Mobile App and Directory of Exhibits that insures reach to the audience and reinforces your message and serves as a valuable reference. Complimentary exposition registrations for you to distribute to your existing customers and prospects inviting them to visit you at the exposition. A Virtual Exposition that includes basic contact information and inclusion in the product or service index. A Welcome Reception attended by the registrants held on the Exhibit Floor on opening night. Listing in Professional Safety magazine and other industry publications. The ASSE Website at is continuously updated with the latest information on exhibitors and conference sessions. You will have access to a list of the 2016 attendees which will be available to you for a small fee as an exhibitor. Different From The Other Events Awareness and attendance is achieved with an extensive promotional plan that reaches hundreds of thousands of top prospects. This multifaceted approach insures penetration into a myriad of industries from top management to the front line safety professional that face new challenges everyday. Ad campaigns in the trade publications that reach around the world from safety management to regulatory compliance and risk management to safety training. Expo Education Program Don t miss this opportunity to contribute to the Safety industry! The Expo Education Program offers a forum for exhibitors to present technical programs; showcase the positive contributions of SH&E professionals from around the world; and/or describe their vision for the future of the safety profession. Designed to be educational in nature, direct promotion is not permitted. Exhibitors can, however, discuss their products and services if presented in an educational context. For more information, contact: pdcspeaker@asse.org THE BEST BOOTHS GO QUICKLY RESERVE YOURS TODAY! 77% FOUND THE TIME THEY SPENT AT THE EXPOSITION TO BE VERY VALUABLE OR VALUABLE Direct Mail campaign to include conference information and exhibitor lists. Thousands of Safety 2016 Web Site Promotions, broadcasts, and links from other key industry Web sites increase Safety 2016 exposure. On-line promotions National and local industry media reporting on the size and scope of the SAFETY Conference & Exposition.

4 JOIN THESE INDUSTRY LEADERS IN 2016 These market driven companies made SAFETY 2015 an integral part of their marketing plan. If you are serious about meeting the top buyers who are advancing the environmental, health and safety profession then you need to be represented! 3E Company Environmental, Ecological and Engineering 3M A & A Sheet Metal Products, Inc. ABET Accuform Signs Ace Industries ACGIH Actio Corporation ADSI MaxProactive Air Systems International Inc. Airgas, Inc. Airrex USA Alere escreen ALERT Safety Products AlertDriving Alliance of Hazardous Materials Professionals Alliance Safety Council Alliant Corporation AllOne Health American Board of Industrial Hygiene American Green Ventures American Heart Association American National Standards Institute (ANSI) American Red Cross American Traffic Safety Services Association American Trainco Ampco Safety Tools Ansell Aon Global Risk Consulting Apollo First Aid Apollo Performance Gloves Applications International Corporation Argus-Hazco ARI Ariat International, Inc. Armourx Safety A-Safe ASI Health Services ASSE Atlanta Chapter ASSE Dallas Chapter ASSE Professional Development ASSE Resource Center Bookstore & Mktplace & ASSE Foundation Silent Auction ATI Worksite Solutions Atlas Injury Prevention Solutions Attendee Choice Awards AUBIN Industries, Inc. Aubrey Daniels International Aurora Pictures Avante International Technology, Inc. AVO Training Institute Axiom Medical Consulting Banner Stakes Banom, Inc. Bardavon Health Innovations Batavia Services Inc. Bayco Producs Inc. BEAC Beagle 1, Inc. Beck s Shoes Benchmark FR Clothing Berne Apparel BIG BILL Big Wipes Bill Sims Company Bio-Circle Biolife LLC Blackline Safety Blaklader Blankenheim Services, LLC Blast Control Systems Block Bindings & Interlinings Ltd Bloomberg BNA Blundstone Footwear Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP) Bolle Safety Bon-Mar BootieButler Boss Manufacturing Bowen EHS, LLC. Bradley Corporation Brady Worldwide Brand & Opphenheimer Bright Star Lighting, LLC Briotix Inc. Browz, LLC BST BTE Technologies, Inc. Buckingham Mfg. Co. Inc. Bullard BullEx Bulwark Protective Apparel Bureau Veritas Business & Legal Resources Business Health Resources, LLC Bustin, a Safe Fleet Brand BW Technologies/Honeywell C.A. Short Company C3 Softworks CALGAZ Calibration Technologies Capital Safety (DBI-SALA & Protecta) Capital Safety Training Capstone Fire Management Inc. CarbonX Cardiac Science, Inc. Cardinus LLC Carhartt Carnie Products LLC Carolina Protect Casella CEL, Inc. Caterpillar Safety Solutions Cederroth AB Celebrate Safety, Inc. Cementex Products, Inc. Certified Occupational Safety Specialist Certified Safety MFG CHEMTREC Chill Skinz Cintas Corporation Cirrus Research plc ClickSafety.com CLMI - Safety Training CMC Rescue Coaching Systems, LLC Cobra Systems, Inc. Colden Corporation Columbia Southern University Complete Equity Markets, Inc. Compliance Solutions CompliPOINT Consentium Search LLC Consolidated Digital Publishing, Inc. Continental Western Corporation Contour Design Convergence Training Cordova Safety Products CORE Health Networks Cornerstone Environmental, Health and Safety, Inc. Crowcon Detection Instruments Crown Matting Technologies CS Unitec, Inc. CSPH Center for Worker Health & Environment CTEH, LLC Dakota Software Corp. DAP Safety DataChem Software, Inc. Davey Textile Solutions Inc. DEB USA Dentec Safety Specialists Devtra Inc. - The Checker Digital Kinematics 3D DistributionNOW Diversified Fall Protection DNV Business Assurance Draeger Safety, Inc. DRIFIRE DSM Dyneema Dunlop Industrial Protective Footwear, Inc. DuPont Protection Technologies DuPont Sustainable Solutions DXP Safety Services Dynamic Ear Company E.A.R. Inc. East Carolina University Eastern Kentucky University EasyIH, LLC Eckel Industries Inc ecompliance Edge Eyewear EHS Insight EHS Today Electrical Safety Specialists Elk River, Inc. Elvex Corporation Embrace Safety Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Encon Safety Products ENMET Enovative Technologies Envoc Epcon Partners, Inc. ERB Safety ErectaStep Ergodyne ErgoGenesis, LLC Ergonomic Technologies Corp ErgoScience ERI Solutions ESC Services, Inc. ESIS Health, Safety and Environmental Essilor Prescription Safety Eyewear Estex Manufacturing Etiflex Corp. etracker Evan Fall Protection Examinetics, Inc. Eyeweb EZ-ACCESS FabEnCo, Inc. Facility Safety Management Magazine Faith Technologies, Inc. FallSafe USA FallTech Fastenal Company Fauske & Associates, LLC FIRST AID ONLY Fisher Scientific Flexbar Flexible Lifeline Systems, Inc. Footwear Specialties Forestry Suppliers FrenchCreek Production, Inc. G&K Services Galson Laboratories Garlock Safety Systems Gas Clip Technologies, Inc. Gateway Safety, Inc. GBW Railcar Service Genie a Terex Brand Genuine First Aid Geroline Inc. Gerson Company GfG Instrumentation, Inc. GlenGuard Glove Guard LP GOJO Industries, Inc. Gorbel Inc. GRABBER INC. Grace Industries Grain Handling Safety Coalition (GHSC) Grainger Graphic Products, Inc Gravitec Systems Ground Decals Guardair Corporation Guardian Equipment Guard-Safe Guarding GVS SPA HaberVision Hagemeyer North America Halo Wearables Hammerhead Industries, Inc. Harsco Industrial / IKG Hawaiian Moon Haws Corporation HazardScout HazTek Health & Safety Institute Health Conservation Inc. (HCI) Helly Hansen, Inc. Hercules Industries, Inc. HexArmor Hilco Honeywell Analytics Honeywell Safety Products Hot Dot Body Temperature Alert Patch Houston Area Safety Council - HASC Humanscale Humantech Hy-Safe Technology Hytest Safety Footwear IASHEP IceAlert, Inc. Idesco Safety Illinois State University - Student Section ASSE - Safety Program Impacto Protective Products Inc. Indiana University of Pennsylvania - Safety Sciences Industrial Hygiene News/Rimbach Publishing Inc. Industrial Safety & Hygiene News Industrial Scientific Industrial SunScreen IndustrySafe - A Product of TRA, Inc. Innolytics, LLC Innova Safety Corp/Xtirpa Innovative Access Solutions InspectAll InstantCard Institute for Safety and Health Management Institute of Industrial Engineers Intelex Technologies Interactive Safety Products, Inc. International Communication by Design International Enviroguard International E-Z UP Inc. Intrepid Industries Inc. ISC Ltd. ISN ISSA, the Worldwide Cleaning Industry Association ITEX, Inc. IVES Training & Compliance Group JJ Keller & Associates JLG Industries Job-Site Safety Ltd. Justin Original Workboots Justrite Manufacturing Co. LLC Kappler Inc. KASK AMERICA Kee Safety, Inc Keene State College KeepSafe, Inc. KemKey LLC Kestrel Management KHA Online-SDS Kimberly-Clark Professional Kirk Key Interlock Klever Innovations KMI Konecranes Koolin Klothz, Etc. Korbana Protective Apparel by Alaska Textiles Inc. KTR Associates Lakeland Industries LAPCO Manufacturing Laser Institute of America Leading Edge Safety LeHigh Outfitters Lewellyn Technology Liberty Glove & Safety Liberty Mutual Insurance Lift n Buddy, A Southworth Company Lincoln Electric Lingualinx Little Giant Ladders LJB Inc. Lobo Systems Machine Guard & Cover Macurco Magid Glove & Safety Majestic Fire Apparel, Inc. Majestic Glove Man Lift Mfg. Co. Mancomm, Inc. Marcom Group, Ltd. Martor USA Master Brands Master Lock Company LLC MCR Safety Mechanix Wear, Inc. Medgate Medsafe MEGAComfort Inc. Meltric Corporation Miller Electric Mfg. Co. Millersville University of Pennsylvania Mission AthleteCare ML Kishigo Moldex-Metric, Inc. Moran Environmental Recovery, LLC Motion Industries Mount Vernon Mills MPS Centurion MPUS Inc. MR. CHAIN MSA MSC Industrial Supply MSDSonline Murray State University Nanjing Safetops Industries Ltd. Nanofilm - Clarity Defog It Nasco Industries, Inc National Floor Safety Institute (NFSI) National Safety Apparel National Safety Council National Traffic Safety Institute National Vision, Inc. Neese Industries, Inc. NIOSH NJ & Associates, Inc. NMC - National Marker Company No Slippin Way NorFab Corporation NormanSpencer.com NorthStar Medical Equipment NTT Training Oakland University Occupational Health & Safety OHD, Inc. Oil Spill Solutions, LLC Olsson Associates Omaha Steaks Omega Laboratories, Inc. One Beat CPR & AED Orange Technologies Inc Orr Safety Corporation OSHA Training Institute Education Center Otis Instruments, Inc. OxySure Systems, Inc. Pacific Handy Cutter, Inc. Peavey Performance Systems dba Safety Jackpot Pelsue PenSafe Perimeter Protection Products, LLC Pfannenberg, Inc. Phonak LLC Physio-Control, Inc. PICS Auditing, LLC Pigeon Mountain Industries, Inc. (PMI) Plasteco, Inc. Polar Life Pod Polar Products Portagas, Inc. Portwest Ltd. Power Breezer/ Breezer Holdings Power Pusher, Division of Nu-Star, Inc. Predictive Solutions Princeton Tec Prism Lighting Services, LLC ProBuilt Professional Lighting ProcessMAP Corporation Professional Health Services, Inc. Protective Equipment Testing Laboratory Protective Industrial Products PS DOORS Pulpstream Pyramex Safety Products QS Safety Quantum Compliance Rack Armour Radians Inc. RAE Systems/Honeywell Rapid-EPS South, LLC Rasco FR RCI Safety Recognition & Awards. Inc. Red Wing Brands of America Redfab Inc. Red-on-line RedVector RegScan, Inc. Reliance Fall Protection Remedy Interactive Revco Industries, Inc. Rigid Lifelines Riverside Manufacturing Company Rivo Software Roco Rescue Roof Monitor Rooftop Anchor, Inc. RU2 Systems, Inc. Ruksh Garments PVT. LTD Safe Solutions Safeguard Technology Safehouse Signs, Inc. SAFEmap International SafeStart Safetec Safety Management Systems/Hazmat Systems Safety Source Productions SafetyBanners.org SafetyFirst Systems, LLC Safety-Reports.com SafetySkills SafetyStratus Safevision, LLC SAF-Tech, Inc. SAF-T-Glove Salisbury/Honeywell Saudi Aramco Save A Back, LLC SAWSTOP Scaffold Training Institute SCAN-LINK Technologies Inc Scantron Corp. Scott Safety SDSpro Select International Sellstrom Manufacturing Company Serola Biomechanics SH Composites Ltd. Shoes For Crews SHOWA Simple But Needed SiteHawk Skechers SKYLOTEC N.A., LP Slide Sledge SlipNOT Metal Safety Flooring Slip-Test, Inc. Sologic, LLC SoloProtect Southeastern Oklahoma State University SPAN Safety Workshops SPC Industrial Speakman Company Specialized Safety Products Spenco Medical Spinfos SpokenHere Communications LLC Sportex Safety Springfield, LLC Sqwincher Corporation SRmax Slip Resistant Shoes STAHLS Hotronix Staples Facility Solutions Steel Grip Inc. Streamlight Inc. Stroke Scan Plus Strong Hold Products Strong Man StrongArm Technologies, Inc. Superior Glove Works Ltd. Superior Mfg Group - Notrax Floor Matting Sure Foot Corporation Survive-a-Storm Shelters T K Group, Inc. Tankless Inc. TAPCO (Traffic & Parking Control) Tec Laboratories TECGEN Tech Safety Lines, Inc. Telelink Tempest Technology TenCate Protective Fabrics The Andersen Company The EI Group, Inc. (EI) The HearSafe Group Thermion Timberland PRO Tingley Rubber Corporation Topps Safety Apparel, Inc. Total Safety Towa Corporation Toyota Industrial Equipment TRAFFIC LOGIX Trinidad State Junior College TSI, Inc. TUF - TUG Products Tuff Bucket TuffBuilt Products Inc Turning Technologies U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics U.S. Rigging Supply - Pelican Rope UAB, Meng-Advanced Engineering and Safety Management UL Workplace Health and Safety Unistrut Construction United Academy powered by United Rentals University of Central Missouri University of Illinois Environmental Occupational Health Sciences University of Pittsburgh University of South Florida - Sunshine ERC University of Wisconsin - Stout Unversity of Texas at Arlington OSHA Education Center US Physical Therapy Inc. Usang Industrial Co., Ltd. VFC Lightning Protection Vigil Antislip LLC Virginia Tech Visitor Pass Solutions by Data Management, Inc. Visual Workplace VitaFlex LLC Vital Id VitalSmarts Warwick Mills Wearwell Web Devices Wells Lamont Industrial West Chester Protective Gear Western Technology Westex Westone Laboratories Whistles for Life, LLC Whiting Corporation Wildeck, Inc Wilderness Athlete Willi Hahn Corp Winter Walking Wirecrafters Wonder Grip Wooster Products Inc Work Wear Safety Shoes WorkCare, Inc. Working Concepts Workrite Uniform Company WorkSaver Employee Testing Systems X abe Optics Yoke Industrial Corp. Youngstown Glove Co Zanfel Laboratories, Inc. ZING Enterprises Zistos Corporation ZOLL Medical Corporation AS OF APRIL 13, 2015

5 LEVERAGE YOUR EXPOSITION PARTICIPATION WITH AN INTERGRATED CAMPAIGN THROUGH VARIOUS ASSE CHANNELS Advertising in Professional Safety, E-newsletters, ASSE Web site / Fox Associates / / Adinfo@foxrep.com RESERVE BOOTH SPACE BY CONTACTING SAFETY 2016 EXPOSITION Conference: June 26-29, 2016 I Exposition: June Georgia World Congress Center I Atlanta, Georgia The American Society of Safety Engineers Exposition Management Hall-Erickson, Inc. 98 East Chicago Avenue Westmont, IL Toll Free U.S. and Canada Tel Fax safety@heiexpo.com

6 GENERAL INFORMATION EXHIBIT SPACE ASSIGNMENT PROCEDURE: Space will be assigned by the number of years of participation (seniority), size, and configuration of exhibit space requested, then by date of receipt of application. After the initial round of assignments is completed space will be assigned on a first-come, first-served basis. After space is assigned, a confirmation and invoice will be ed to you with an invoice crediting the amount of deposit paid and showing the balance due. WHAT S INCLUDED IN SPACE RENTAL: Standard Booth Equipment - Drape background for in-line booths 8 high along the back line, with side rails 33 high, and a uniform identification sign 7 x 44 showing company name and booth number. Soft drinks during the Welcome Reception. Complimentary exhibit hall invitations for your customers. Inclusion in the Virtual Exposition. Tables, furniture, carpeting, etc. can be obtained at an additional cost by contacting the appropriate show contractor following confirmation of exhibit space. An online Exhibitor Manual will be available to you outlining each of the services available at the Safety Show. Access to the conference sessions. No CEU credits will be offered unless registered to attend the conference. DISPLAY RULES AND REGULATIONS Standard Booth: For displays occupying one or more standard 10 x 10 booths in a straight line, all display fixtures over four (4) feet in height and placed within ten (10) lineal feet of an adjoining exhibit must be confined to that area of the exhibitor s space which is at least five (5) feet from the aisle line and no display fixture or sign shall exceed eight feet three inches (8 3 ) in height. Perimeter Wall Booth: For standard booth(s) located on the outer perimeter wall of the exhibit area, all display fixtures over four (4) feet in height and placed within ten (10) lineal feet of an adjoining exhibit must be confined to that area of the exhibitor s space which is at least five (5) feet or more from the aisle line and no display fixture shall exceed twelve (12) feet in height. Island Booth: Displays occupying four or more spaces in the exhibit area, with aisles on all four sides, will be permitted to a maximum height of twenty (20) feet provided written approval is received from Show Management at least 60 days prior to the show. Peninsula Booth: Displays occupying 400 square feet, with an aisle on three sides, will be permitted to a maximum height of twenty (20) feet provided written approval is received from Show Management at least 60 days prior to the Show. All display fixtures over four (4) feet in height and placed within ten (10) lineal feet of a neighboring exhibit must be confined to the area at least five (5) feet from the aisle line to avoid blocking the sightline from the aisle to the adjoining booth. SAFETY 2016 EXPOSITION Conference: June 26-29, 2016 Exposition: June 26-28, 2016 Atlanta, Georgia EXHIBIT SCHEDULE PROPOSED INSTALLATION Friday, June 24 8:00 AM 4:30 PM Saturday, June 25 8:00 AM 4:30 PM Sunday, June 26 8:00 AM Noon NOTE: Installation of all exhibit materials must be completed by noon the last day of installation and all shipping crates and packing cases must be ready for removal in order to allow sufficient time for a final cleaning prior to the 3:00 PM opening. No freight will be received after noon on the opening day of the Exposition. PROPOSED EXHIBIT HOURS Sunday, June 26 3:00 PM 5:30 PM Monday, June 27 9:00 AM 3:30 PM Tuesday, June 28 9:00 AM 3:00 PM DISMANTLING HOURS: Tuesday, June 28 3:00 PM 8:30 PM Wednesday, June 29 8:00 AM NOON FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CONTACT: Safety 2016 Exposition Office c/o Hall-Erickson, Inc. 98 E. Chicago Avenue, Westmont IL Toll Free (U.S. & Canada) Tel (Intl) Fax safety@heiexpo.com