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Seminar success
23 January 2013
With a full audience of over 50, the inaugural Machinery Safety Alliance 'blast off' seminar at Leicester's National Space Exhibition saw founding members – Pilz Automation Technology, Festo, Fortress Interlocks, Werma

With a full audience of over 50, the
inaugural Machinery Safety
Alliance 'blast off' seminar at
Leicester's National Space Exhibition
saw founding members - Pilz
Automation Technology, Festo,
Fortress Interlocks, Werma and
Troax - make presentations to a
diverse audience from the
automotive, paper making and
converting, food, packaging,
consultative, building materials,
material handling and automation
sectors. The Health and Safety
Laboratory opened and closed
proceedings, giving a unique
perspective to what has been a wellreceived
event.
Founder of the group, David Collier from Pilz, says: "Overall, machine safety is not rocket science; it's about preventing people getting hurt by machines at work. The complicated part comes when safety functions have to be designed, verified and validated - which we seek to demystify during our seminars - but on the whole our aim is to address the wide range of issues, standards and technologies relevant to machine safety."
Founder of the group, David Collier from Pilz, says: "Overall, machine safety is not rocket science; it's about preventing people getting hurt by machines at work. The complicated part comes when safety functions have to be designed, verified and validated - which we seek to demystify during our seminars - but on the whole our aim is to address the wide range of issues, standards and technologies relevant to machine safety."
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