ASSP Safety 2026 Expo to Spotlight Emerging Workplace Safety Technologies
The expo floor at ASSP Safety 2026, taking place June 15–17 in Anaheim, will feature hundreds of exhibitors showcasing PPE, AI-powered safety tools and risk management solutions.
- By Stasia DeMarco
- May 14, 2026
The exposition at ASSP Safety 2026 is expected to bring together more than 700 exhibitors showcasing the latest workplace safety technologies, PPE, industrial hygiene solutions and risk management tools for occupational safety professionals. The expo will take place June 15–17 at the Anaheim Convention Center in California as part of the American Society of Safety Professionals’ annual Safety 2026 Professional Development Conference and Exposition.
According to ASSP, the expo will cover more than 135,000 square feet and feature products and services spanning safety management, engineering, fire protection, construction safety, training and occupational health. Organizers said the event is designed to help safety professionals identify practical solutions for evolving workplace risks and operational challenges.
The expo floor will highlight emerging technologies including AI-powered safety systems, wearable devices, automation tools, heat stress prevention technologies and monitoring solutions. Exhibitors are also expected to showcase innovations related to industrial hygiene, ergonomics, risk assessment and connected worker technologies.
ASSP said many exhibitors will bring engineers and technical specialists to answer operational and compliance-related questions from attendees. Educational opportunities, flash sessions and networking events will also take place throughout the expo hall.
The annual event continues to expand in size and attendance as organizations increasingly invest in workplace safety technology, operational resilience and workforce protection strategies. ASSP’s conference and expo recently received recognition from Trade Show Executive as a “Fastest 50” trade show for growth in exhibit space.
Conference organizers expect thousands of EHS professionals from manufacturing, construction, utilities, oil and gas, government and other sectors to attend the event. In addition to the expo, attendees will have access to more than 200 education sessions focused on workplace safety trends, leadership, risk management and injury prevention.
About the Author
Stasia DeMarco brings a strong and varied journalism background to her role at Occupational Health & Safety, having previously served as a multimedia editor, broadcast journalist, professor and reviewer across major news organizations. As Content Editor, she writes news and feature articles, hosts sponsor and editorial webinars, co-hosts the SafetyPod worker health and safety podcast, and manages the brand’s digital and social media presence. She is committed to informing and engaging the safety community through compelling reporting and conversations that support safer, healthier workplaces.