machineSAFE: Machine Safety training in Australia and New Zealand

machineSAFE offers expert training solutions for machine and automation safety, based on AS4024.1-2006 "Safety of Machinery".

Our updated course offerings include:

	machineSAFE Introduction machineSAFE Introduction A one day course structured to offer people who are entering machinery safety or need to quickly build a body of knowledge to understand the basic requirements as outlined in AS4024.1-2006 Safety of machinery. See ourcourses page page for more details
	machineSAFE Advanced machineSAFE Advanced For people with some experience in machine safety or previous attendees of machineSAFE courses our two day couse offers more detail on how companies can meet and validate their machine safety obligations. See our courses page for more details
	or let us customise a course based upon your specific needs or let us customise a course based upon your specific needs email your details and requirements to: training@machinesafe.com.au and we will provide further information.

Our courses provide details on how to comprehend and apply the machine safety standard AS4024.1-2006 as well as the acts and regulations businesses must follow to ensure compliance.

These very practical workshops are ideal for anyone who needs an in-depth understanding of machine and automation safety, including:

	Project Engineers Project Engineers understand the key architectural structures and alternatives in detailed safety control system design, with practical examples of their application
	Machinery importers & designers Machinery importers & designers understand your legal obligations and how to fulfill them by design, before relying on human behavior as required by law.
	OHS professionals OHS professionals be aware of the relevant standards related to safety control systems
	Production managers Production managers develop a greater understanding of the processes and standards related to safety control systems specification, design and validation
	Electricians Electricians learn how to calculate the critical parameters related to safety control systems design to achieve the desired Performance Level
	Maintenance engineers and managers Maintenance engineers and managers understand the necessary process from assessment to validation when designing or modifying safety related control systems

To enrol in these courses, please Click the date you wish to attend, complete the registration details, print and send to us by fax.

machineSAFE Workshops - AS 4024.1-2006 "Safety of Machinery"

Date	City	Type	Comments
Tuesday, February 21, 2012	Melbourne	MachineSAFE Advanced 2 Day Course	Our new course that is a follow on from our MachineSAFE Introduction. It goes into a lot more detail on critical aspects of machine guarding, protective devices and safety control system design. Specifically designed for people involved in implementing safety features on machinery.
Monday, March 5, 2012	Sydney	MachineSAFE Advanced 2 Day	Our new course that is a follow on from our MachineSAFE Introduction. It goes into a lot more detail on critical aspects of machine guarding, protective devices and safety control system design. Specifically designed for people involved in implementing safety features on machinery.
Thursday, March 8, 2012	Brisbane	MachineSAFE Advanced 2 Day Course	Our new course that is a follow on from our MachineSAFE Introduction. It goes into a lot more detail on critical aspects of machine guarding, protective devices and safety control system design. Specifically designed for people involved in implementing safety features on machinery.
Thursday, March 22, 2012	Adelaide	MachineSAFE Advanced 2 Day	Our new course that is a follow on from our MachineSAFE Introduction course. It goes into a lot more detail on critical aspects of machine guarding, protective devices and safety control system design. Specifically designed for people involved in implementing safety features on machinery.
Monday, May 7, 2012	Melbourne	MachineSAFE Introduction 1 Day Course	Our popular MachineSAFE Introduction Course which will provide a basic overview of machinery safety with consideration to AS 4024.1-2006 Safety of Machinery and the new harmonised WHS legislation.
Wednesday, May 9, 2012	Hobart	MachineSAFE Advanced 2 Day Course	Our new course that is a follow on from our MachineSAFE Introduction course. It goes into a lot more detail on critical aspects of machine guarding, protective devices and safety control system design. Specifically designed for people involved in implementing safety features on machinery.
Monday, May 21, 2012	Sydney	MachineSAFE Introduction 1 Day Course	Our popular MachineSAFE Introduction Course which will provide a basic overview of machinery safety with consideration to AS 4024.1-2006 Safety of Machinery and the new harmonised WHS legislation.
Wednesday, May 23, 2012	Albury/Wodonga	MachineSAFE Advanced 2 Day Course	Our new course that is a follow on from our MachineSAFE Introduction course. It goes into a lot more detail on critical aspects of machine guarding, protective devices and safety control system design. Specifically designed for people involved in implementing safety features on machinery.
Monday, August 20, 2012	Melbourne	MachineSAFE Advanced 2 Day Course	Our new course that is a follow on from our MachineSAFE Introduction course. It goes into a lot more detail on critical aspects of machine guarding, protective devices and safety control system design. Specifically designed for people involved in implementing safety features on machinery.
Thursday, August 23, 2012	Sydney	MachineSAFE Advanced 2 Day Course	Our new course that is a follow on from our MachineSAFE Introduction course. It goes into a lot more detail on critical aspects of machine guarding, protective devices and safety control system design. Specifically designed for people involved in implementing safety features on machinery.
Tuesday, September 11, 2012	Perth	MachineSAFE Introduction 1 Day Course	Our popular MachineSAFE Introduction Course which will provide a basic overview of machinery safety with consideration to AS 4024.1-2006 Safety of Machinery and the new harmonised WHS legislation.
Thursday, September 13, 2012	Adelaide	MachineSAFE Introduction 1 Day Course	Our popular MachineSAFE Introduction Course which will provide a basic overview of machinery safety with consideration to AS 4024.1-2006 Safety of Machinery and the new harmonised WHS legislation.
Tuesday, September 18, 2012	Shepparton	MachineSAFE Introduction 1 Day Course	Our popular MachineSAFE Introduction Course which will provide a basic overview of machinery safety with consideration to AS 4024.1-2006 Safety of Machinery and the new harmonised WHS legislation.
Tuesday, October 23, 2012	Auckland	MachineSAFE Advanced 2 Day Course	Our new course that is a follow on from our MachineSAFE Introduction course. It goes into a lot more detail on critical aspects of machine guarding, protective devices and safety control system design. Specifically designed for people involved in implementing safety features on machinery.
Monday, November 12, 2012	Melbourne	MachineSAFE Introduction 1 Day Course	Our popular MachineSAFE Introduction Course which will provide a basic overview of machinery safety with consideration to AS 4024.1-2006 Safety of Machinery and the new harmonised WHS legislation.
Thursday, November 15, 2012	Brisbane	MachineSAFE Introduction 1 Day Course	Our popular MachineSAFE Introduction Course which will provide a basic overview of machinery safety with consideration to AS 4024.1-2006 Safety of Machinery and the new harmonised WHS legislation.
Monday, December 3, 2012	Perth	MachineSAFE Advanced 2 Day Course	Our new course that is a follow on from our MachineSAFE Introduction course. It goes into a lot more detail on critical aspects of machine guarding, protective devices and safety control system design. Specifically designed for people involved in implementing safety features on machinery.
Friday, December 14, 2012	Sydney	MachineSAFE introduction 1 Day Course	Our popular MachineSAFE Introduction Course which will provide a basic overview of machinery safety with consideration to AS 4024.1-2006 Safety of Machinery and the new harmonised WHS legislation.

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