What Companies Are at NSC Safety Congress & Expo 2026?

3M develops personal protective equipment used across industrial, construction, manufacturing, healthcare, and other high-risk workplaces.

Its safety portfolio spans respiratory protection, hearing protection, eye and face protection, fall protection, protective communications, and other products designed to reduce worker exposure to occupational hazards.

For safety teams managing multiple categories of worker protection, 3M provides one of the broadest PPE portfolios represented at the event.

Honeywell develops industrial safety technologies spanning gas detection, connected worker systems, respiratory protection, fire safety, and industrial automation.

Its safety technology helps organizations detect hazardous conditions, protect workers, and connect safety information with wider industrial operations.

Honeywell represents the growing convergence of traditional safety equipment, sensors, connectivity, and industrial software.

EcoOnline develops EHS and sustainability software for managing workplace risk, chemical safety, incidents, compliance, training, and environmental performance.

Its platform gives safety teams a digital system for capturing and managing information that has traditionally been spread across spreadsheets, documents, and manual processes.

For organizations operating across multiple facilities and workforces, centralized EHS data can improve both visibility and response.

Avetta helps organizations manage contractor, supplier, and workforce risk across complex supply chains.

Its platform supports contractor prequalification, compliance management, worker competency, safety performance, and supply-chain visibility.

For companies relying heavily on contractors, Avetta helps extend safety and compliance requirements beyond the direct workforce.

UL Solutions provides safety science, testing, inspection, certification, and regulatory compliance services.

Companies use UL Solutions to evaluate products and systems against safety, performance, security, and sustainability requirements.

Its presence connects workplace safety innovation with the testing and certification infrastructure required to deploy products confidently in industrial environments.

Crowcon develops portable and fixed gas detection technology for industrial workplaces.

Its systems monitor combustible gases, toxic gases, oxygen levels, and other atmospheric hazards that can create immediate risks to workers.

Gas detection is particularly important across oil and gas, utilities, wastewater, manufacturing, chemical processing, and confined-space operations.

KStrong develops fall protection equipment for workers operating at height.

Its portfolio includes harnesses, self-retracting lifelines, lanyards, anchors, horizontal lifelines, confined-space equipment, and engineered systems.

The company addresses one of the most persistent categories of serious workplace risk across construction and industrial operations.

FallTech designs and manufactures fall protection equipment for construction and industrial workers.

Its products include full-body harnesses, self-retracting devices, anchors, lifelines, rescue systems, and related equipment.

For safety teams managing work at height, these products form the physical protection layer between a fall hazard and a serious injury.

Frontline Fall Protection provides fall protection products and systems for workers operating at height.

Its portfolio includes harnesses, anchors, lifelines, and other components used to create complete fall-protection systems.

The company's products support construction, maintenance, industrial, and other environments where elevated work is part of daily operations.

YOKE Industrial develops lifting, rigging, and fall-protection equipment for industrial applications.

Its products support workers operating around lifting operations and at height, where equipment integrity is directly connected to worker safety.

The company serves industries including construction, energy, manufacturing, and heavy industrial operations.

Tyndale specializes in arc-rated and flame-resistant clothing.

Its protective apparel programs are designed for workers exposed to electrical arcs, flash fires, and related thermal hazards.

Tyndale is particularly relevant to utilities, energy, electrical infrastructure, manufacturing, and other industries where protective clothing is part of everyday risk management.

DRIFIRE develops flame-resistant workwear for industrial workers exposed to thermal hazards.

Its clothing is used across utilities, oil and gas, electrical operations, manufacturing, and other environments where arc-flash or flash-fire exposure is possible.

The company's products combine protection requirements with the comfort needed for workers to wear protective clothing consistently.

SHOWA Group develops protective gloves for industrial, chemical, mechanical, and general workplace applications.

Its portfolio covers risks including chemical exposure, cuts, punctures, abrasion, heat, and other hand hazards.

Because hands are directly involved in so many workplace tasks, hand protection remains one of the most widely used categories of PPE.

Impacto Protective Products develops ergonomic and personal protective products for industrial workers.

Its portfolio includes anti-vibration gloves, wrist supports, kneepads, impact protection, and products designed to reduce repetitive strain, vibration, pressure, and physical stress.

Impacto sits at the intersection of traditional PPE and the prevention of musculoskeletal injuries.

Baffin develops footwear for demanding work and environmental conditions.

Its products are designed around insulation, protection, traction, and performance in workplaces where cold, moisture, and difficult terrain create additional risks.

Protective footwear is a critical component of PPE programs across outdoor and industrial workforces.

WatchGas develops portable and fixed gas detection equipment.

Its products monitor atmospheric hazards across confined spaces, energy operations, industrial facilities, and process environments.

WatchGas represents the move toward more connected, real-time atmospheric monitoring in worker safety.

TSI develops instruments for monitoring air quality, aerosols, ventilation, exposure, and environmental conditions.

Industrial hygienists and EHS teams use measurement technology to understand worker exposure and identify conditions requiring engineering controls or other interventions.

TSI provides the measurement layer behind evidence-based occupational health decisions.

SKC develops air-sampling and occupational hygiene equipment.

Its products help safety professionals evaluate worker exposure to dust, gases, vapors, bioaerosols, and other airborne hazards.

Accurate exposure data allows EHS teams to determine whether workplace controls and PPE are providing adequate protection.

REED Instruments develops measurement tools used across occupational health, safety, maintenance, and industrial environments.

Its products measure heat stress, sound, temperature, humidity, airflow, light, electrical conditions, and other environmental factors.

For EHS teams, these instruments turn workplace conditions into measurable data that can guide safety controls.

Applied Particle Technology develops wearable technology for monitoring occupational exposure.

Its devices bring environmental measurement closer to individual workers, helping safety teams understand the conditions employees encounter during actual work.

Wearable monitoring represents a shift from occasional environmental sampling toward more continuous, worker-level exposure data.

VestMed provides software for managing respiratory medical-clearance requirements.

Its platform helps employers streamline the medical evaluation process required for employees who need to wear respirators.

The technology addresses a specific but important workflow for organizations managing OSHA-compliant respiratory protection programs.

DENIOS develops systems for hazardous-material storage, spill containment, environmental protection, and workplace safety.

Its portfolio addresses chemicals, flammable materials, lithium-ion batteries, and other substances that introduce operational risks.

As battery use expands across workplaces, safe storage and fire-risk management are becoming increasingly important EHS concerns.

Matrix Design Group develops safety technology for mining and industrial operations.

Its technologies include systems designed to improve worker visibility and reduce risk around heavy equipment.

The company's OmniPro Vision AI applies machine vision to physical workplace safety, showing how AI can help identify people and hazards around industrial machinery.

MODE develops connected technology for collecting and managing operational data from physical environments.

For safety teams, connected infrastructure can bring sensor data, workplace conditions, and operational signals into systems where risks can be identified and acted on more quickly.

The company represents the broader movement toward real-time, data-driven workplace operations.

TRUCE Software develops contextual mobile-device management technology.

Its platform can adapt device functionality based on the environment, helping organizations reduce mobile distraction where device use could create safety risks.

That makes the technology relevant to fleets, field operations, industrial workplaces, and other environments where attention is directly connected to safety.

Azuga provides fleet management and driver safety technology.

Its platform combines telematics, GPS tracking, driver behavior data, and safety insights to help organizations identify risky driving patterns.

For companies operating distributed fleets, road safety becomes an important extension of the workplace safety program.

StormGeo provides weather intelligence and decision-support technology.

Its systems help organizations monitor weather conditions and make operational decisions involving workers, facilities, transportation, and outdoor activity.

Weather intelligence is increasingly relevant to occupational safety as employers manage heat, storms, lightning, extreme temperatures, and other environmental hazards.

Avive Solutions develops connected automated external defibrillator technology.

Its approach combines AED hardware with connectivity and emergency-response technology designed to improve response to sudden cardiac arrest.

For employers, accessible and well-managed AEDs form an important part of workplace emergency preparedness.

AED Log provides technology for managing AED inspection and readiness.

Organizations responsible for multiple AEDs need to track device status, batteries, pads, inspections, and compliance.

Digital AED management helps ensure lifesaving equipment is actually ready when an emergency occurs.

Aero Healthcare provides first-aid and emergency medical products.

Its portfolio supports workplace response to injuries and medical incidents before professional emergency services arrive.

First-aid readiness remains a fundamental layer of workplace safety across offices, industrial facilities, construction sites, and field operations.

Ethos Preparedness helps organizations prepare for workplace emergencies and disruptions.

Its work supports planning, training, and response readiness so employees know how to act when incidents occur.

Preparedness complements prevention by ensuring organizations can respond effectively when a hazard becomes an actual emergency.

ClickSafety provides online OSHA and workplace safety training.

Its courses allow organizations to deliver standardized safety education across distributed workforces without requiring every program to be taught in person.

Digital training makes safety education easier to scale while creating more consistent training records.

Alliance Safety Council provides workplace safety training and workforce development.

Its programs support workers and employers operating in environments where standardized safety knowledge and site readiness are critical.

Training organizations like Alliance Safety Council form the competency layer of workplace safety programs.

American Red Cross provides first aid, CPR, AED, and emergency-response training.

Its programs help workplaces prepare employees to respond during medical emergencies.

Training employees to recognize and respond to emergencies can significantly improve readiness before professional responders arrive.

AP Safety Training develops workplace safety training content.

Its programs help employers educate workers across common occupational hazards, safe practices, and compliance requirements.

Digital training content gives organizations another way to deliver repeatable safety education across large workforces.

Attensi develops gamified simulation technology for employee training.

Its approach uses interactive scenarios to let workers practice decisions and procedures rather than relying only on passive training materials.

For safety programs, simulation can help employees rehearse high-risk situations before encountering them in the real workplace.

The National Association of Safety Professionals provides professional safety training and certification programs.

Its courses support safety professionals and employees seeking stronger knowledge across occupational safety, compliance, and workplace risk.

Professional development is important as safety teams take responsibility for increasingly complex operational and regulatory environments.

DuraLabel provides industrial labeling and visual communication systems.

Organizations use labels, signs, floor markings, and related visual systems to identify hazards and communicate procedures throughout facilities.

Clear visual communication remains one of the simplest ways to make hazards and expected behavior visible at the point of work.

Industrial Safety Controls develops machine-safety and industrial-control solutions.

Its systems help organizations reduce worker exposure to hazardous machinery through controls, guarding, and engineered risk-reduction measures.

As factories become increasingly automated, machine safety becomes essential to ensuring workers can operate around equipment safely.

Cementex develops insulated tools and electrical safety equipment.

Its products are designed for workers performing tasks around energized electrical systems where conventional tools could increase exposure risk.

Electrical safety equipment is critical across utilities, maintenance, manufacturing, and electrical contracting.

Arc Guard develops protective equipment for workers exposed to electrical arc hazards.

Arc-flash protection helps reduce the severity of thermal injuries when workers operate around energized electrical equipment.

The category is particularly important across utilities, manufacturing, electrical maintenance, and energy infrastructure.

Active Release Techniques provides soft-tissue treatment and workplace injury-prevention programs.

Its approach addresses musculoskeletal problems associated with repetitive work, physical strain, and occupational movement.

Ergonomics and early intervention can help employers address injury risk before it develops into lost-time incidents.

ATI Worksite Solutions provides occupational health, ergonomics, injury prevention, and workplace wellness services.

Its model brings injury-prevention expertise closer to workers and work environments.

For employers, proactive occupational health can reduce musculoskeletal risk and help address physical issues before they become more serious injuries.

Acoustiblok develops noise-control materials for industrial and building environments.

Excessive workplace noise can create both immediate communication problems and long-term hearing risk.

Noise-control materials provide an engineering-control approach to reducing exposure before relying entirely on personal hearing protection.

Advanced Rescue Solutions provides equipment and expertise for technical rescue applications.

Rescue planning becomes critical in environments such as confined spaces, work at height, and complex industrial sites where standard emergency response may not be sufficient.

The company operates at the intersection of prevention, preparedness, and emergency response.

Amazon Business provides procurement infrastructure for organizations.

Safety and operations teams can use procurement platforms to source PPE, first-aid products, facility supplies, maintenance equipment, and other workplace essentials.

Efficient procurement becomes increasingly important for large employers managing standardized safety supplies across multiple facilities.

ADP provides payroll, human capital management, workforce management, and HR technology.

Workforce systems connect with workplace safety through employee data, training, scheduling, compliance, and operational management.

Its participation reflects the broader relationship between workforce management and organizational risk.

Personal Protective Equipment

PPE remains one of the largest categories represented at NSC Safety Congress & Expo 2026. Companies such as 3M Personal Safety Division, SHOWA Group, Tyndale, DRIFIRE, Impacto Protective Products, BASIC Medical, Baffin, Acknit Industries, and ADELA Enterprise develop products designed to protect workers from physical, chemical, electrical, thermal, and environmental hazards.

Fall Protection

KStrong, FallTech, Frontline Fall Protection, YOKE Industrial, and other companies develop equipment for workers operating at height. Products include harnesses, anchors, lifelines, self-retracting devices, rescue equipment, and engineered fall-protection systems.

EHS and Safety Technology

EcoOnline, Avetta, TRUCE Software, Azuga, VestMed, MODE, Navigate360, and other technology providers show how workplace safety is becoming increasingly software-driven. Their platforms help organizations manage EHS data, contractors, fleets, compliance, mobile-device risk, occupational health, preparedness, and workforce safety.

Industrial Hygiene and Exposure Monitoring

TSI, SKC, REED Instruments, Applied Particle Technology, Crowcon, WatchGas, and Honeywell provide technologies for measuring workplace conditions and worker exposure. The category spans gas detection, air sampling, particulate monitoring, atmospheric measurement, wearable exposure monitoring, and environmental testing.

Safety Training

Alliance Safety Council, American Red Cross Training Services, AP Safety Training, ClickSafety, Attensi, the National Association of Safety Professionals, and other organizations help employers build worker competency. Digital courses, simulations, certifications, and workforce-specific programs are making safety education easier to scale.

Emergency Preparedness

Avive Solutions, AED Log, Aero Healthcare, Ethos Preparedness, Advanced Rescue Solutions, and American Red Cross Training Services help organizations prepare for incidents when prevention alone is not enough. Products and services in this category span connected AEDs, first aid, emergency training, technical rescue, and preparedness planning.

Weather and Environmental Safety

StormGeo, TSI, REED Instruments, Applied Particle Technology, SKC, and Acoustiblok address environmental conditions that can affect worker health and safety. Heat, severe weather, air quality, airborne contaminants, and noise are increasingly being managed through better measurement and real-time information.

What companies are at NSC Safety Congress & Expo 2026?

Companies at NSC Safety Congress & Expo 2026 include 3M Personal Safety Division, Honeywell, EcoOnline, Avetta, UL Solutions, Crowcon, KStrong, FallTech, Tyndale, SHOWA Group, WatchGas, TSI, Azuga, TRC Companies, ClickSafety, Avive Solutions, DENIOS, Applied Particle Technology, REED Instruments, Impacto Protective Products, StormGeo, Amazon Business, ADP, and many other workplace safety companies.

When is NSC Safety Congress & Expo 2026?

The Expo takes place September 14–16, 2026 at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis, Indiana.

Where is NSC Safety Congress & Expo 2026?

NSC Safety Congress & Expo 2026 takes place at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis, Indiana.

How many exhibitors are at NSC Safety Congress & Expo 2026?

NSC Safety Congress & Expo 2026 brings together more than 900 exhibitors across workplace safety, EHS, PPE, occupational health, training, industrial safety, emergency response, and safety technology.

What PPE companies are at NSC Safety Congress & Expo 2026?

PPE and protective-workwear companies include 3M Personal Safety Division, SHOWA Group, Tyndale, DRIFIRE, Impacto Protective Products, BASIC Medical, Baffin, 2W International Corporation, Acknit Industries, Amrit Exports, ADELA Enterprise, and other protective-equipment manufacturers.

What fall protection companies are at NSC Safety Congress & Expo 2026?

Fall protection companies include KStrong, FallTech, Frontline Fall Protection, YOKE Industrial, and ADELA Enterprise. Their products span harnesses, anchors, lifelines, self-retracting devices, lifting equipment, and other systems designed to protect workers operating at height.

What EHS software companies are at NSC Safety Congress & Expo 2026?

EHS and safety technology companies include EcoOnline, Avetta, TRUCE Software, Azuga, VestMed, MODE, Navigate360, and other workplace technology providers. Their products address EHS management, contractor safety, fleet safety, occupational health, workforce risk, mobile-device safety, and emergency preparedness.

What gas detection companies are at NSC Safety Congress & Expo 2026?

Gas detection and atmospheric-monitoring companies include Crowcon, WatchGas, Honeywell, TSI, SKC, and Applied Particle Technology. Their technologies help organizations detect hazardous gases, monitor air quality, measure exposure, and understand changing workplace conditions.

What industrial hygiene companies are at NSC Safety Congress & Expo 2026?

Industrial hygiene and exposure-monitoring companies include TSI, SKC, REED Instruments, Applied Particle Technology, Crowcon, WatchGas, VestMed, and Acoustiblok. Their technologies span air sampling, particulate monitoring, gas detection, environmental measurement, respiratory compliance, noise control, and wearable exposure monitoring.

What safety training companies are at NSC Safety Congress & Expo 2026?

Safety training providers include Alliance Safety Council, American Red Cross Training Services, AP Safety Training, ClickSafety, Attensi, The Amphibious Group, and the National Association of Safety Professionals. Their programs span OSHA training, first aid and CPR, professional safety certification, simulations, workforce education, and occupational safety.

What emergency preparedness companies are at NSC Safety Congress & Expo 2026?

Emergency preparedness companies and organizations include Avive Solutions, AED Log, Aero Healthcare, Ethos Preparedness, Advanced Rescue Solutions, American Red Cross Training Services, and American Safety & First-Aid. Their products and services span AED readiness, first aid, emergency medical supplies, technical rescue, emergency training, and response planning.

What technologies are showcased at NSC Safety Congress & Expo 2026?

Technologies represented at NSC Safety Congress & Expo 2026 include EHS software, connected safety devices, gas detection, wearable exposure monitoring, fleet safety technology, fall protection, machine safety systems, environmental measurement, emergency-response technology, digital safety training, and personal protective equipment.

Who attends NSC Safety Congress & Expo?

NSC Safety Congress & Expo brings together safety professionals, EHS leaders, industrial safety teams, occupational health professionals, operations leaders, risk managers, safety engineers, procurement teams, manufacturers, and companies developing workplace safety products and technology.

Why should sales teams track companies at NSC Safety Congress & Expo?

Participation in NSC Safety Congress & Expo shows which companies are actively engaging with the workplace safety and EHS market. For sales teams targeting safety technology, industrial operations, manufacturing, construction, energy, EHS, workforce technology, and occupational health, event activity can help identify companies investing in product visibility, partnerships, customer acquisition, and growth within the safety market.