Celebrate Your Safety Success at the Milwaukee Tool Shed Band Party on the Beach During the 2025 Safety & Health Conference

November 22, 2024

Step onto the shores of the Atlantic at the 2025 Safety & Health Conference and celebrate with your fellow safety professionals at a beach-themed party featuring the incredible Milwaukee Tool Shed Band. This talented group combines the skills of Milwaukee Tool employees and local artists to deliver an unforgettable performance, showcasing a wide variety of popular hits with outstanding harmonies. Slip on your sandals, bring your appetite, and get ready to relax with your feet in the sand.

This is your chance to connect with over 500 safety professionals, celebrate industry successes, and network in a lively, coastal setting. The 2025 Safety & Health Conference promises to be the event of the year. Registration rates increase after December 2, 2024—secure your spot now and don’t miss out on this unforgettable experience, January 13-16, 2025!

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