Billed as the first-ever fully integrated electrical and fluid power machine safeguarding training program, Total Machine Safety is a seminar designed to educate maintenance supervisors, safety engineers, safety managers, engineering managers and skilled maintenance technicians on how to improve productivity and reduce risks in the workplace.
The eight-hour course also addresses how integrating machine
safeguarding early in the machine design process can be beneficial to a
company’s bottom line. Topics covered include current safety standards,
hazard and risk assessment, integration of safety devices,
lockout/tagout, and pneumatic and electrical components. The Total
Machine Safety courses are eligible for 0.7 CEU (Continuing Education
Units) or 7 PDH (Professional Development Hour) credits. Course cost is
$495, and $350 for every additional registrant from the same
organization. Upcoming 2009 dates include May 12 in Philadelphia, and
June 16 in Atlanta.Ross Controlswww.rosscontrols.com866.552.3536
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