Feria Seguridad y Salud en el Trabajo

Puerto Antofagasta and Antofagasta Terminal Internacional held the second Feria de Seguridad y Salud en el Trabajo on Tuesday, April 28, at Plaza del Puerto in Antofagasta. (mundomaritimo.cl) The public event ran from 8:45 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and was billed as a morning focused on self-care, prevention and community well-being. (mundomaritimo.cl) (regionalista.cl) Organizers said the program included interactive stands, artistic activations, guided visits and free influenza vaccination for attendees. (regionalista.cl) (noruega.cl) The fair was timed to the World Day for Safety and Health at Work, which is observed each year on April 28. Puerto Antofagasta framed the event as part of a broader push to bring labor safety and health topics into public spaces. (timeline.cl) (g5noticias.cl) That public-facing approach mirrors the first edition in April 2025, when Puerto Antofagasta opened the same theme to port workers, students, public agencies and private institutions. Reports on that first fair described a large turnout at the same waterfront venue. (g5noticias.cl) (chilepaisminero.com) Puerto Antofagasta has been using Plaza del Puerto and Sitio Cero as community venues for educational and cultural programming, not only cargo operations. In its 2025 preview of the first fair, the company said those sites were designed as meeting points between the port and the city. (g5noticias.cl) (portalinnova.cl) The 2026 edition kept that formula: workplace safety presented as a civic event, with health services and prevention messaging placed in an open plaza instead of a closed industrial setting. (mundomaritimo.cl) (regionalista.cl) For Puerto Antofagasta and ATI, the event also extends a partnership that links port operations with public outreach in a city where the waterfront is becoming a more visible civic space. Tuesday’s fair put that strategy on display for one morning, with prevention as the main theme. (mundomaritimo.cl) (g5noticias.cl)