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Occupational Safety as an export product? Personal Protective Equipment and occupational health at the A+A

By Mhoch4 (Glomex) 14 January 2020 985 Views

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Every two years, manufacturers, users and scientists from all over the world come together in Düsseldorf to visit the A+A, the leading trade fair for occupational safety and health. Personal protective equipment for firefighters, occupational provision for industrial accidents and work-related illnesses and most recently, of course, digital transformation – different kinds of solutions are being presented in order to protect workers from danger and illness.

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