The event provides a full day of updates on the latest developments in industrial safety. As a company that prioritises staying up to date with standards and best practices, USP will be on-site with its own stand to share expertise with other safety professionals and industry peers.
The congress is aimed at designers, builders, maintenance departments and operators of industrial machinery and installations. Topics include the interaction between different safety disciplines, applicable regulations, procedural safety, relevant directives and how these safety requirements relate to one another in practice.
Preparations for the programme are ongoing, but confirmed contributors include representatives of KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Carsten Busch (Norwegian Police Directorate), logistics provider Ingram Micro, Gerd-Jan Frijters, legal expert Marieke Coumans and university lecturer Frank Guldenmund.
We look forward to an informative and technically strong event in Utrecht, where USP will also introduce several new machine-safety products.
Stay tuned for updates, and we hope to meet you on 30 January 2020 in Utrecht.
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