Throughout the exhibition, visitors will be able to speak with the Arden Ultraviolet team about occupational UV safety, practical risk management and the company's specialist consultancy and measurement services.
It will take place at Telford International Centre across 8 and 9 September.
The team will provide guidance on identifying and controlling UV exposure risks, supporting businesses that use artificial UV light sources across a range of applications, including UV inspection, UV disinfection and UV curing.
The company also supports organisations in meeting their legal obligations under the Control of Artificial Optical Radiation at Work Regulations 2010 (CAOR10), helping employers implement effective controls to protect employees from the potential hazards associated with UV exposure.
As part of its ongoing commitment to improving workplace safety, Arden Ultraviolet has also announced the remaining dates for its half-day UV Risk Management training course in 2026.
They will take place on 30 September, 21 October, 25 November, and 16 December.
The course is designed for health and safety personnel and those responsible for the safe use of artificial UV light sources in the workplace.
It provides practical guidance on UV light and its applications, process monitoring, health risks, occupational exposure limits, risk assessments and legal obligations, equipping delegates with the knowledge needed to manage UV safety with confidence.
Dan Arnold, managing director of Arden Ultraviolet, said: "Our goal is to help organisations use UV technology safely and effectively.
“Whether businesses are introducing new UV processes or reviewing existing controls, we want to provide the practical advice and technical expertise they need to protect their people and achieve compliance with CAOR10."
Visit the website for more information or call 01564 200 826.
