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Safety Zone
September 1st 2010

Laidler Associates, sponsor of the new Plant Machinery Safety Zone, will give a presentation on practical machinery safety including guarding issues. Using its virtual reality system to re-create a typical working environment, the company brings to life the problems that are present and demonstrates how to provide safe solutions.

Also exhibiting at the event, Laidler Associates will share its stand with partner company, Safety Systems Technology, a machinery safety design and installation specialist. Stand 218

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