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JSP to showcase above-the-neck PPE product range at Intersec 2018

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JSP, global market leader in personal protective equipment (PPE), will be showing new above-the-neck PPE product range using the latest technology on Stand 8-B31 at Intersec 2018, which will be held in Dubai from 21-23 January 2018

According to JSP, the products aim to supply high quality and innovative safety solutions. In addition, the company will also educate the global workforce to ensure successful implementation of protection programmes during the conference.

JSP focus on offering end users and distributors by regularly interacting with local health and safety personnel and purchasing managers, aiming to help and advise them on occupational safety.

The company has an increasing presence in the Gulf region, with a JSP Gulf office based in the UAE, and local manufacturing capabilities coupled with distributing partners supplying into the MENA region.

More than 1300 exhibitors and visitors from 15 countries are expected to take part in the Intersec 2018. The conference aims to offer thousands of influential trade buyers the latest security and safety solutions and exciting new opportunities from the world’s leading brands.

Supported by Dubai Police, the Dubai Police Academy, the Directorate General of Civil Defence in Dubai, the Security Industry Regulatory Agency (SIRA) and Dubai Municipality, the Intersec 2018 will provide a platform for industry experts to discuss and analyse new developments, innovations, legislation and changing paradigms within the regional safety and security industry.

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