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Free workshops
August 1st 2007

Visitors to the Door & Hardware Federation's Conference and Expo on 28th September will be able to attend free workshops covering the industry's hot topics.

Specialists from within the industry as well as independent experts, such as the HSE, will be presenting a total of nine workshops throughout the day.

Health and safety, certification, the new lock standards and employment issues are just a few of the subjects that will be explored in detail in the workshop programme.

In addition to the workshops, there will be a wide selection of exhibitors, ranging from lockmakers to door security producers, who will have stands at the event.

Entrance to the DHF Conference and Expo is free to all prebooked visitors. A buffet lunch will be available.

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