Brady at GESSC Seminar on Singapore Standards (July 2012)

Event date 11 July 2012 – 12 July 2012

Location Novotel Singapore, Clark Quay Cinnamon Ballroom, Level 5

Brady Corporation will have a prescence at the launch of four new Singapore Standards for Personal Safety & Health and Safe Use of Equipment. Organized by SMa,this seminar will cover four revised Singapore Standards (SS), including the following:     SS 473 : 2011 Specification for personal eye-protectors Part 1 : General requirements Part 2 : Selection, use and maintenance SS 497 : 2011 Code of practice for design, safe use and maintenance of gantry cranes, overhead travelling cranes and monorail hoists SS 573 : 2012 (formerly CP 101) Code of practice for safe use of powered counterbalanced forklifts Workplace Safety and Health authorities, personnel involving the use of heavy vehicles in construction industry and professional engineers are highly encouraged to join in.

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