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News Release from: British Automation and Robotics Association
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Team on 22 April 2008
Conferences focus on machine safety
The BARA machine safety conferences will provide an overview of machinery safety standards, covering current and emerging standards
BARA, the British Automation and Robot Association, has announced two conferences on machine safety for 2008 The first will be in Manchester on the 17th June, the second taking place in the Midlands on 30th September
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 28 Sep 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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The conferences will provide a comprehensive overview of machinery safety standards, covering current and emerging standards, applicable technology and will examine practical application through case studies.
Sessions will include safety-related networking and emerging robotic safety standards.
The conference is aimed at specifiers and designers of machinery and safety-related electrical control systems, as well as managers and engineers responsible for machinery safety.
Speakers will include the HSE, Fortress Interlocks, Rockwell Automation, Proctor Machine Guarding, Pilz, Sick and system integrators.
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