Seminars Hydraulic Power Press Safety – FREE Seminar Proven practices and technology to protect workers and sustain productivity This day-long seminar from the world leader in hydraulics will help Canadian manufacturers and machine builders fully understand the regulations and standards governing industrial press safety. Learn successful hydraulic press safety risk assessment and compliance methods, and discover how Bosch Rexroth hydraulics technology and design techniques will help you assure worker safety and improved productivity. How can Hydraulic Power Press Safety help you? Today's ongoing demand to get things done faster should not exclude manufacturing’s most important slogan: Safety first. Full, ethical compliance with hydraulic press safety regulations, standards, and specifications can be accomplished by investing time and scarce capital into hydraulic press operator and maintenance practices, and hydraulic systems, engineered and certified to comply with regulations designed to protect workers. Hydraulic Power Press Safety Seminar Highlights Hydraulic systems and special components for press applications The CSA Z142 Power Press Safety Standard and what it means to hydraulic presses System considerations for press safety circuits Specific components developed to fulfill these safety requirements Pre-Start Health & Safety Review considerations (PSR or PSHSR) High level condition monitoring (Trended) and maintenance solutions for press systems Energy saving drives for hydraulic presses (SYDFEE & VFD) Details & Agenda Register Now ABOUT THE PRESENTER Presenter Steve Storoni Steve Storoni, MMSc, P.Eng. Engineering Manager, Industrial Hydraulics, Bosch Rexroth Canada Steve provides oversight to the Industrial Hydraulics Applications Engineering and Design Group. He has 11 years of experience, specializing in hydraulic forming machinery applications such as hydroforming, plastic injection/blow molding, die casting and presses. He also develops and oversees continuous improvement projects for the Engineering Department and Manufacturing Centers. He is a member of the OSPE (Ontario Society of Professional Engineers) and is a licensed member of the PEO (Professional Engineers Ontario). .