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News Release from: Pilz Automation Technology
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 24 January 2006
New training room for practical
exercises
A state-of-the-art practical training room is the latest addition to the Pilz Automation Technology training facilities in Corby, Northamptonshire
A state-of-the-art practical training room is the latest addition to the Pilz Automation Technology training facilities in Corby, Northamptonshire This is a significant improvement over the lab where practical training and demonstrations previously took place, enabling more trainees to get hands-on experience in developing safety-related control systems for machinery and processes
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Fully equipped with workbenches, built-in 24V DC and 240V AC power supplies, and appropriate IT equipment, the room allows trainees to work individually or in pairs on specially designed training rigs.
These rigs play a key role in the four-day City and Guilds Machinery Safety Training course, as well as the one-day course for maintenance engineers.
In addition, the room is used for courses relating specifically to Pilz products.
For example, training rigs are utilised during the courses on PSS (programmable safety systems), SafetyBUS p (the fail-safe fieldbus protocol) and PNOZmulti software-configurable, modular safety controllers.
Now that the new training room has been fully commissioned, Pilz believes that the quality of its courses relating to machinery safety is second to none in the UK - and the courses remain exceptional value for money.
Please contact Pilz to request more information about training courses, or visit the website.
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