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We are proud to announce that 3B Training will be an Official Event Partner for The SHE Show series of events.
Established in 2009, The SHE (Safety, Health and Environment) Show conference and exhibition is a national event held at three locations across the UK:
The annual series of events offers a dynamic line-up of speakers designed to inspire, motivate and provide new and innovative thought patterns to 200-250 delegates.
Initially targeting senior SHE professionals, such as Global SHE Directors, Group SHE Directors, SHE Directors, Heads of SHE and Group SHE Managers from cross-sectoral industries – who form the vast majority of the audience. The forward-thinking and out of the box nature of the event also attracts Senior Managers/Directors outside of the SHE arena.
Created with the ambition to change thought patterns and help make a difference to how people, feel, think and importantly behave to encourage safe working environments, emphasising the importance of creating a successful SHE culture within any organisation and encourages all departments to resonate with the view that Safety, Health and Environment should be seen as a value and not just a priority.
This year’s prestigious conference is all about people, behaviour and culture change and focuses on six key elements:
Click here to view the conference programme.
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