Plan now to attend Safety Automation Forum November 6, 2012 in Philadelphia, Pa!

This annual event sets the stage for Automation Fair, showcasing some of our most elite customers as they share best practices and demonstrate how they have deployed successful safety programs that improve business performance. You'll also participate in educational sessions focused on improving your knowledge of safety techniques, technologies, standards, and applications.

Who should attend:

• Directors of Manufacturing
• Directors of Engineering
• Production Directors
• Plant Facilities Managers
• Automation and Control Engineers
• OEM/Machine Builders & Integrators
• Maintenance Managers
• EH&S Managers

Why you should attend:

• Hear from industry experts on why implementing and deploying a safety solution is important 
• Challenge yourself to look at safety in a different way
• Understand the latest approaches and best practices for safety
• Get the answers you are looking for
• Learn about the latest global safety standards and how these standards are impacting business
• See why safety = productivity
• Share ideas
• Earn professional development credits

Recap of Safety Automation Forum 2011

Close to 350 people worldwide attended the fourth annual Safety Automation Forum, in Chicago, IL November 14 & 15. The event opened on Monday with technical sessions focused on legal considerations, the new safety ROI tool and risk assessments. As apart of the registration fee, attendees were invited to dinner and blues with Dan King Kahn at Chicago's Shedd Aquarium.

Tuesday opened with a keynote address from David Sarkus, MS, CSP, author and safety coach on creating and sustaining a world class safety culture. David has moved and and motivated thousands of workers to become safer, healthier and more productive and he was the perfect speaker to kick off the second day's impressive line up of customers and presenters the included: L'Oreal, PepsiCo, General Motors, Curt G. Joa, Malt-O-Meal, The Mexican Institute of Petroleum and Rockwell Automation. Each presenter delivered best practices covering global safety programs, productivity, standards and machine performance.

For 2011 Presentations click here