Machinery safety training courses in 2008

30 November 2007

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Machinery safety training courses in 2008Pilz Automation Technology, which describes itself as one of the UK's leading providers of training related to machinery safety and the management of health and safety, has published a booklet outlining the courses and timetable for 2008. Given that a number of the most popular courses were fully booked in 2007, the company is urging people to start reserving places as soon as possible.

Two types of course are available: those relating to regulations and standards, and others that are specific to the Pilz range of machinery safety products. Comprehensive information about all of the courses is included in the new booklet.

The following regulations and standards courses are available:

  • City & Guilds four-day Machinery Safety Course
  • City & Guilds two-day Machinery Safety Course for Managers
  • City & Guilds one-day Machinery Safety Course for Supervisors
  • IOSH Managing Safely New Version Syllabus 3
  • IOSH Managing Safely Recertification Syllabus 3
  • BS EN 61508 Course
  • Introduction to EN IEC 62061 and EN ISO 13849-1
  • Machine Builders Course
  • Design of Hard-Wired Electrical Safety Systems for Machinery
  • Requirements for Maintaining Plant and Machinery

Product training courses are:

  • PSS Programming Course
  • PSS Service and Trouble Shooting Course
  • SafetyBUS p Programming Course
  • SafetyBUS p Service and Trouble Shooting Course
  • PNOZmulti Configurable Safety Controller Course

All of the scheduled courses take place at the Pilz training facilities in Corby, Northamptonshire. However, additional courses can be organised at companies' own premises or other convenient locations.

Furthermore, Pilz can tailor courses to suit the specific needs of companies and/or individual attendees, applying the same rigorous quality assurance techniques to these as the scheduled courses.

To request a copy of the 2008 Training Courses booklet as either a paper document or a PDF file, email or visit www.pilz.co.uk.