The world’s largest trade fair dedicated to safety, security, and health at work—A+A 2025—will return to Düsseldorf, Germany, from 4–7 November 2025, bringing together industry leaders, innovators, and policymakers to shape the future of occupational safety.
Renowned as the most influential platform in its sector, A+A serves as a global showcase for cutting-edge technologies, innovative products, and pioneering solutions that enhance workplace safety, boost efficiency, and promote health across industries. This year’s event will once again highlight new approaches to occupational health and safety that can be implemented worldwide, from advanced protective equipment to smart workplace design.
A+A 2025 will also feature the largest international exhibition for workwear and corporate fashion, presenting the latest trends in protective clothing that combine safety with functionality and style. Manufacturers, suppliers, and designers will unveil solutions that meet the evolving demands of both safety regulations and modern workplace aesthetics.
Running in parallel to the trade fair is the International Congress for Occupational Safety and Health, organized by the Bundesarbeitsgemeinschaft für Sicherheit und Gesundheit bei der Arbeit (Basi) e.V.. The congress will provide an in-depth forum for expert discussions, policy updates, and knowledge sharing, covering topics from occupational health management and personal protective equipment to ergonomic workplace design and occupational safety systems.
Together, the trade fair and congress embody a holistic prevention culture, emphasizing the integration of safety measures into every aspect of working life. Delegates will gain insights into how technology—such as AI-driven monitoring, wearable safety devices, and smart building systems—can be leveraged to reduce risks and improve employee well-being.
With thousands of participants expected from around the world, A+A 2025 will offer unparalleled opportunities for networking, collaboration, and international business development. As industries face new challenges—from climate-related workplace hazards to shifting labor dynamics—this event will serve as a vital hub for solutions that protect workers, support corporate responsibility, and enhance productivity.
