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SYDNEY 11-13 MAY 2016 | Exhibition Directory

Floor Plan page: 2Conference Schedule and Premium Forums page: 10-13

Exhibitor Profi les page: 18

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02 SAFETY FIRST FLOOR PLAN

04 CONTENTS & GENERAL INFORMATION

05 WELCOME LETTER

06 SAFETY FIRST PARTNERS AND SPONSORS

08 SAFETY FIRST SPEAKERS

10 SAFETY FIRST CONFERENCE

13 SAFETY FIRST FORUMS

14 EXHIBITOR LIST BY COMPANY & STAND

15 PRODUCT LISTINGS

16 BRAND LISTINGS

18 EXHIBITOR PROFILES

23 ADVERTISING INDEX

The Safety First Team

John GortonExecutive Director

Robby ClarkExhibition Director

Ana Maria FaustContent Manager

Nina VidaleEvent Manager

Samantha MartinIndustry Liaison Manager

Tim BanksSales Manager

Stephen CuffAccount Manager

Amy SchwabExhibition Coordination Manager

Samantha GaughanExhibition Coordinator

Karolina ShepherdMarketing Manager

Tim MorrowMarketing Executive

Christiane BackOperations Manager

OPENING HOURS WEDNESDAY 11 MAY

10:00am – 6:00pm

THURSDAY 12 MAY

10:00am – 8:00pm

FRIDAY 13 MAY

10:00am – 4:00pm

ADMISSIONAdmission is free to trade personnel, it is a

condition of entry that all trade visitors are

pre-registered or complete a registration form

onsite. Students or children under the age of 14

will not be admitted unless accompanied by an

adult. Groups of students will not be admitted

except by prior arrangement with the organisers.

CANVASSINGCanvassing for business by any unauthorised

persons is strictly prohibited. The display and

distribution of printed or other materials (except

by exhibitors within their own stands) is prohibited.

CUSTOMER SERVICE Customer Service is located at the entrance of the

exhibition. Please refer to the fl oorplan on page 2

for full details.

FOOD AND REFRESHMENTS Food and beverage outlets are located throughout

the exhibition and are open for the duration of

the event.

PHOTOGRAPHY/VIDEOTaking photographs or recording videos within the

exhibition or conference is strictly prohibited.

SECURITYUniformed security guards will be on duty for the

duration of the event. The venue is also under

constant video surveillance.

VISITOR BADGESVisitor badges must be worn at all times whilst

inside the exhibition.

GENERAL INFORMATION

CONTENTS

The profi les in this directory are produced, as provided by the Exhibitor. Whilst all care is taken, Reed Exhibitions Australia, will not accept responsibility for incorrect information printed in the Exhibition Directory.

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SYDNEY 2016

WELCOME TOTHE SAFETY FIRST CONFERENCE & EXPO

Welcome to Safety First, Australia’s one-stop workplace

safety event dedicated to the industry.

Now in its second year, Safety First is proud to co-locate

with National Manufacturing Week and Inside 3D Printing

Conference and Expo – an event co-location that encourages

open dialogue with like-minded people about integral

safety issues.

This year, Safety First highlights the latest in safety

technology, products and solutions and provides a second-to-none education

program designed to educate on safety improvements, standards and compliance.

Make sure you take advantage of the free-to-attend conference sessions and hear

the latest insights from industry professionals on best practices and new ideas.

The conference program also includes a paid premium forum in the Main Theatre,

covering leadership traits and skills for safety professionals and how neuroscience

studies appear to explain how safety incidents can occur. Tickets are available at the

registration desk at the entrance to the event.

On behalf of Reed Exhibitions, I would like to thank all of our exhibitors, sponsors,

partners and local and international supporters for attending Safety First.

Please do not hesitate to contact myself or any member of the organising team if we

can assist you. I wish you a benefi cial and productive experience at Safety First.

Kind regards,

Robby ClarkExhibition Director Reed Exhibitions


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SUPPORTERS AND PARTNERS


A REED EXHIBITIONS EVENTCO-LOCATED WITH:

safetyNational

PROTECTING YOUR MOST IMPORTANT ASSET: PEOPLE

MEDIA PARTNERS

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Ever y quar ter we put safety into focusWE PUT SAFETY FIRST

Build Australia magazine showcases the most outstanding

projects in the nation. www.buildaustralia.com.au

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SPEAKER PROFILES

Cristian Sylvestre

Managing Director

Safe Start

David Burroughs

Managing Director and Principal Psychologist

Communicorp Group

Gerard Ferrara

Corporate Psychologist

OK At Work

Joe Catanzariti

Vice President

Fairwork Commision

John Toomey

CEO

Australian Wellness Education and Training Pty Ltd

Juliet Maynard

National WHSE Manager

Monier Roofi ng, CSR Limited

Dr Karen Whittingham

Director

Impact Psychology

Louise Dubois

Group Manager, Health, Wellbeing and Workers Compensation

Asciano

Matt Dunning

Former Wallaby Player

Get Healthy at Work

Mike Taylor

Lead Consultant

Risk and Functional Safety, Advitech

Oscar Yildiz JP

Chief Executive Offi cer, Executive Director

Bully Zero Australia Foundation

Owen Leslie

Work Health and Safety Manager

NECA

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SPEAKER PROFILES

Paul Daniel

HSEQ Manager

Cornfoot Bros

Pip Downes

Director

Dramatic Change DCT

Rachel Komen

Workplace Team

beyondblue

Rodney Hampel

Director

Bodycare Workplace Solutions

Samantha Ferguson-Smith

Assistant Manager

Safety, Health & Wellbeing, Defence Housing Australia

Shae McCartney

Partner

Clayton Utz

Tony Williams

Director, Regional and Response Operations

SafeWork NSW

SYDNEY 2016


View the Conference Agenda & Premium Forums on page 10-13

CONFERENCE SESSIONS ARE FREE

TO ATTEND

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FREE TO ATTEND

Safety Management

10:25am-10:55am

SafeWork NSW PresentationTony Williams, Director, Regional and Response Operations, SafeWork NSW

10:55am-11:25am

Tackling Manual HandlingJuliet Maynard, National WHSE Manager, Monier Roofi ng, CSR Limited

Managing Safety Risk on the Ground

11:25am-12:00pm

What to look for in your assessment of risks and hazards in the workplace – Advantages and pitfalls of various risk assessment methodsMike Taylor, Lead Consultant – Risk & Functional Safety, Advitech

12:00pm-12:35pm

Contractor and subcontractor safety responsibilities on multi-employer worksitesShae McCartney, Partner, Clayton Utz

12:35pm-1:10pm BREAK

1:10pm-1:45pm

Manual Handling – It’s more than just the box you’re liftingRodney Hampel, Director, Bodycare Workplace Solutions

1:45pm-2:20pm

Electrical Safety – the latest requirements, key risk assessments and how to select the right equipment to protect workersOwen Leslie, Work Health and Safety Manager, NECA

2:20pm-2:30pm BREAK

PAID SESSION

2:30pm-5:00pm

PREMIUM FORUM A

What Safety can Learn from Neuroscience Cristian Sylvestre, MD, Safe Start

Price: $180 inc GST

Location: Safety & Risk Solutions Theatre, located on the exhibition fl oor.


CONFERENCE AGENDA

DAY 1 WEDNESDAY 11 MAY


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FREE TO ATTEND

Safety Leadership

10:35am-11:10am

Building Rapport. Safety results through inspiration not perspirationPaul Daniel, HSEQ Manager, Cornfoot Bros

11:10am-11:45am

Leading the way towards organisational health … one size fi ts most approachLouise Dubois, Group Manager, Health, Wellbeing and Workers Compensation, Asciano

Addressing Workplace Bullying

11:45am-12:10pm

An update from the Fair Work Commission on workplace bullyingJoe Catanzariti, Vice President, Fairwork Commission

12:10pm-12:45pm

Understanding, identifying and dealing with bullying and harassment in the workplaceOscar Yildiz JP, Chief Executive Offi cer – Executive Director, Bully Zero Australia Foundation

12:45pm-1:15pm BREAK

Occupational Health and Safety

Health and Wellbeing

1:15pm-1:50pm

Fatigue: Why manage it when you could prevent itJohn Toomey, Australian Wellness Education and Training Pty Ltd

1:50pm-2:25pm

Health at WorkMatt Dunning, Former Rugby Professional, On Behalf of SafeWork NSW

2:25pm-3:00pm

The ‘Heads Up’ initiative: a practical approach to creating mentally healthy workplacesRachel Komen, Workplace Team, beyondblue

3:00pm-3:15pm BREAK


SYDNEY 2016

Continues on page 12.

CONFERENCE AGENDA

DAY 2 THURSDAY 12 MAY

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PAID SESSION

10:15am-12:45pm

PREMIUM FORUM B

The SAFE T path to Leadership and Career progression Dr Karen Whittingham, Director, Impact Psychology

Price: $180 inc GST


FREE TO ATTEND

3:15pm-3:50pm

Practical steps to recognising and preventing stress and psychological injury earlyDavid Burroughs, Managing Director and Principal Psychologist, Communicorp Group

Safety Leadership – Understanding the Traits and Qualities of an Effective Safety Leader

3:50pm-4:25pm

The importance of good leadership in health and safety and what makes a good leader in delivering high performanceSamantha Ferguson-Smith, Assistant Manager – Safety, Health & Wellbeing, Defence

Housing Australia

4:25pm-5:00pm

The psychology of getting your Senior Management to buy into your safety messageGerard Ferrara, Corporate Psychologist, OK At Work

5:00pm-5:40pm

Engaging your workforce in effective safety conversations – behavioural and process health and safetyPip Downes, Director, Dramatic Change DCT


DAY 2 THURSDAY 12 MAY

DAY 3 FRIDAY 13 MAY

CONFERENCE AGENDA

Continued from page 11.


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SAFETY FIRST Premium ForumsPresented by industry leaders, the Premium Forum sign up sessions will equip

you with everything you need to protect your business and staff from safety risks.

PREMIUM FORUM PRICES: ONE FORUM – $180 incl GST TWO FORUMS – $324 incl GST (10% discount) *Prices inclusive of GST.

PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS FROM THE REGISTRATION DESK NEAR THE EXHIBITON ENTRANCE.

PREMIUM FORUM A

What Safety can Learn from Neuroscience

DAY 1 Wednesday 11 May 2016 | 2:30pm-5:00pm

Presented by: Cristian Sylvestre, MD, Safe Start

Location: Safety & Risk Solutions Theatre Cost: $180

Most of us have worked out that our own actions have a lot to do with our incidents. However,

we have a tendency to address the issue assuming that our actions are always “conscious”.

That is, if we got hurt, then we must have made:-

• a “bad” decision,

• an “incorrect” judgement, or,

• a “wrong” choice

When people get hurt it is relatively easy to look back with perfect hindsight and work out

that a safer conscious decision could have prevented the incident. It is because these

“decisions” appear so easy to reverse in hindsight that incidents are thought of almost

exclusively as being a result of “conscious” decisions. However, it is important to recognise

that just because it would have been possible to make a safer conscious decision, it does

not mean that a “bad” conscious decision was the cause of the incident. What happens “in

the moment” is sometimes very different to what we think happened.

Here’s an everyday example.

People are consciously aware that texting while driving is dangerous. They also know that it is

illegal. So why do so many people still do it?

This workshop explores the latest neuro-scientifi c discoveries of the subconscious mind and

how they can apply to our understanding and improvement of personal safety.

PREMIUM FORUM B

The SAFE T path to Leadership and Career progression

DAY 3 Friday 13 May 2016 | 10:15am-12:45pm

Presented by: Dr Karen Whittingham, Director, Impact Psychology

Location: Safety & Risk Solutions Theatre Cost: $180

This workshop considers SAFE T (Skills, Attitude, Foresight, Experience, Trust).

Skills, Attitude, Foresight and Experience, and Trust are all needed to develop your career and

set you on a path to great leadership.

In this interactive workshop Dr Karen Whittingham, a leadership development specialist

and organisational psychologist will uncover the hidden meaning in leadership capability

frameworks and leadership competency standards. She will help you work through the skills

you have, and explain how to frame them in a way that others can understand. By the end of

this workshop you will recognise better the key traits, behaviours and infl uence you need (and

your bosses are looking for) to be successful leaders and you will have a plan to start working

on that journey today.

Part 1 of this workshop considers the key traits that make great safety leaders, and how to use

and develop your skills in this area to infl uence others, inspire direction and gain trust.

Part 2 considers the question of why it is sometimes hard for safety leaders to be considered for

promotion or general leadership roles. We will look at what might be holding you back, whether

you’re perceived as being too specialised and how transferable skills can help turn that around.

PREMIUM FORUMS


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COMPANY NAME STAND

ATOM 2030

Axelent Automation & Safety Pty Ltd 2140

Benson Machines 1942

CPR SafeInd / MTA Support 1840

Get Healthy at Work 1640

Industrial Safety Fencing Pty Ltd 1636

Inno Pac Korea Inc 1940

Leuze Electronic Pty Ltd 2040

National Safety Apparel Inc 1944

NTT Training 2044

BY COMPANY

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1636 Industrial Safety Fencing Pty Ltd

1640 Get Healthy at Work

1840 CPR SafeInd / MTA Support

1940 Inno Pac Korea Inc

1942 Benson Machines

1944 National Safety Apparel Inc

2030 ATOM

2040 Leuze Electronic Pty Ltd

2044 NTT Training

2140 Axelent Automation & Safety Pty Ltd

BY STAND

EXHIBITOR LIST

Visit the Customer Service Centre located at the

entrance of the exhibition.

View the Floor Plan on page 2 for more details.

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SYDNEY 2016

ACCESS CONTROL, EQUIPMENT & LADDERSCPR SafeInd 1840


AIR, DUST & ODOUR CONTROLAustedan Fabrications Pty Ltd 2350

Benson Machines 1942

CPR SafeInd 1840

AUDITING & CONSULTINGBasil V. R. Greatrex Pty Ltd 1716

NTT Training 2044

BREATHING & RESPIRATORY APPARATUSAustedan Fabrications Pty Ltd 2350

Basil V. R. Greatrex Pty Ltd 1716

CLEANING PRODUCTSCRC Industries 2026

COLLISION WARNING SYSTEMSCellTec Pty Ltd 2150

CROWD & TRAFFIC CONTROLIndustrial Safety Fencing Pty Ltd 1636

DRIVER & VEHICLE SAFETYIndustrial Safety Fencing Pty Ltd 1636

ELECTRICAL SAFETY & CONTROLSAxelent Automation & Safety Pty Ltd 2140

CPR SafeInd 1840


Magnet Sales Australia 1444

NTT Training 2044

TechRentals Pty Ltd 1810

ERGONOMIC EQUIPMENT / WORKSTATIONSJDN Monocrane 2332

Kobot Systems Pty Ltd 1620

Kockums Bulk Systems Pty Ltd 2220

LINAK Australia Pty Ltd 2440

FALL PROTECTION & HEIGHT SAFETYNTT Training 2044

FIRE CONTROL & PROTECTION PRODUCTSHo Cheng Safety Enterprise Co 1310-2


NTT Training 2044

FLOOR SWEEPERS & SCRUBBERS

Austedan Fabrications Pty Ltd 2350


FORKLIFT SAFETY EQUIPMENT

Supagas 1138

GAS DETECTION ANALYSIS & TESTING

Basil V. R. Greatrex Pty Ltd 1716

Supagas 1138

HAZARDOUS GOODS HANDLING


Impact Robotics 1010

NTT Training 2044

HEALTH & WELLNESS PROGRAMS

NTT Training 2044

Saint-Gobain Specialty Films 1930

HEAT & THERMAL PROTECTION

National Safety Apparel Inc 1930

IMPACT PROTECTION EQUIPMENT

CellTec Pty Ltd 2150


INDUSTRIAL SAFETY



CPR SafeInd 1840

Ho Cheng Safety Enterprise Co 1310-2




Millsom Materials Handling 2230

NTT Training 2044

Supagas 1138

LOCKS, SAFES & VAULTS

CPR SafeInd 1840

MACHINE GUARDING


CPR SafeInd 1840

Lijehon Technologies Co Ltd 1216-2

MAINTENANCE PRODUCTS

Apex Supply Chain Technologies 2436


Che Chee Enterprise Ltd 1412-1


JDN Monocrane 2130

Pac Components Pte Ltd 1140

Supagas 1138

TechRentals Pty Ltd 1810

MINE SAFETY EQUIPMENT






NOISE CONTROL


Mackay Consolidated Industries Pty Ltd 1108

Shanghai Diefan Industry Pty Ltd 1336

OH&S



CPR SafeInd 1840




NTT Training 2044

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (CLOTHING, FOOTWEAR, GLASSES & GLOVES)



POLLUTION CONTROL


REFLECTIVE SAFETY PRODUCTS


SAFETY SIGNS

CellTec Pty Ltd 2150

PRODUCT LISTINGS

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ABB CellTec Pty Ltd 2150

ArcGuard National Safety Apparel Inc 1944

ATOMic Services ATOM 2030

Austedan Fabrications Dust Collectors Austedan Fabrications Pty Ltd 2350

Axelent Axelent Automation & Safety Pty Ltd 2140 CPR SafeInd / MTA Support 1840

Belden/Lumberg Leuze Electronic Pty Ltd 2040

Camfi l Australia Austedan Fabrications Pty Ltd 2350

CarbonArmour™ National Safety Apparel Inc 1944

CellTec CellTec Pty Ltd 2150

Comitronic BTI CellTec Pty Ltd 2150

Consulting / Audit Services NTT Training 2044

Dainichi Benson Machines 1942

Duwell ATOM 2030

Filtermist Benson Machines 1942

Fusion™ National Safety Apparel Inc 1944

GCC GCC Laser Engraver 1650

Haake Leuze Electronic Pty Ltd 2040

HSG GCC Laser Engraver 1650

HydroLite™ National Safety Apparel Inc 1944

Industrial Safey Fencing Industrial Safey Fencing Pty Ltd 1636

BRAND COMPANY STAND

Instructor-Led Hands-On Equipment NTT Training 2044

Kaitian GCC Laser Engraver 1650

King Tony ATOM 2030

Leuze Electronic CellTec Pty Ltd 2150 Leuze Electronic Pty Ltd 2040

Live Virtual NTT Training 2044

On-Site Training NTT Training 2044

Pizzato Leuze Electronic Pty Ltd 2040

PPE Select ATOM 2030

Prismont CPR SafeInd / MTA Support 1840

QCut ATOM 2030

Q-light Leuze Electronic Pty Ltd 2040

SAI GCC Laser Engraver 1650

Scaps GCC Laser Engraver 1650

Secums Interlocks CPR SafeInd / MTA Support 1840

Seedtec Benson Machines 1942

Shigiya Benson Machines 1942

Silvafl ame-Cleervue CPR SafeInd / MTA Support 1840

SkillCircuit NTT Training 2044

Tecno Piu CPR SafeInd / MTA Support 1840

Unimagnetic Benson Machines 1942

X-Factor™ National Safety Apparel Inc 1944

BRAND LISTINGS

VIEW THE FLOOR PLAN ON PAGE 2

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Free Call 1800 999 024

[email protected]

Smart Supply Chain Innovations

ATOM Inventory Control (ATOMic)

Services will review your product

usage and reduce your costs by

replacing inefficient manual processes

and inventory methods with leaner

and smarter supply chain solutions.

ATOMic Vending Advantages• Reduced Consumption – Up to 30%

• Tailored Reporting

• Simple Install

• Connect ‘n’ Go Technology

• Leading Vending Suppliers

• Complete Stock Visibility

• Automated Ordering

• Increased Productivity

• Flexible Web Reporting

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Machine Guarding without Limitations and Smart Cable Management

STAND 2140Axelent Automation & Safetyphone: 08 8445 [email protected]

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TRAGIC END TO SYDNEY CAFE SIEGE

WORKER AWARDED $733K PAYOUT

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Ebola and infection controlThe smallest missteps may carry the

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n n controlrrrrryryry thery sssss

Leadership

in the 21st

centuryAre you ‘getting

amongst it’ as you

lead your workforce

through change?

safetyNationalMay–Jun 2015 AU $15.00 incl GST


WHO’S WATCHING YOU?

Under surveillance at work

PRICE OF A PAY CHEQUE

Irrational behaviour making sense

REGIME CHANGE IN QLD

Implications for work health and safety

esssss

Reality check

Do you think workplace incidents are inevitable?

Does your mission statement reflect what

goes on in your workplace?

ALMOST $1MILL AWARDED TO DOCTOR

CONTRACTOR AND SUBBIE LIABLE FOR FALL

WHAT’S BEING DISCLOSED IN COMPANY REPORTS?

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EXHIBITOR PROFILES

ATOMTel: 1800 999 [email protected]

ATOM is Australia’s fastest growing industrial supply business, with over 40 years’ providing expert

knowledge and assistance to the industry. ATOM’s industrial vending machines have many different

models to meet your needs and are ideal for a range of PPE such as gloves, glasses and hearing

protection, lubricants and grease, adhesives, fasteners and fi ttings, consumables and much more.

ATOMic vending machines can help you reduce your consumption and increase productivity by:

having products at your workplace available 24/7; tracking, managing and controlling stock with ease

through our cloud-based software; and restricting access to products so only those that need the

product can get it.

AXELENT AUTOMATION & SAFETY PTY LTDTel: 08 8445 [email protected]

Axelent Automation & Safety is the master distributor of the Axelent machine guard and cable tray

products in Australia and New Zealand. Axelent products are designed and manufactured to the

highest of standards in Hillerstorp, Sweden. Axelent machine guard (X-Guard) is your one-stop

solution for all your machine guarding needs. A wide range of panel dimensions are available,

including our contour panel, as well as a large selection of doors, locks and accessories. Axelent wire

tray (X-Tray) is a complete cable management system. X-Tray is strong, fl exible and easy to assemble.

You can customise the shape without any welding, and mount from the fl oor, ceiling or machine

guard. It is available in zinc plated, hot dip galvanised and stainless 316L coatings.

BENSON MACHINESTel: 1800 687 [email protected]

Benson Machines is widely known as a supplier of a wide range of quality machine tools to meet all

your manufacturing technology needs. We supply and support equipment from companies such as;

Shigiya – precision cylindrical grinding machines; Micron – centreless grinding machines; Seedtec

– surface grinding machines; Dainichi – heavy-duty CNC lathes; Transfl uid – tube bending and

processing machines, to name just a few. In addition to the machines, we are the exclusive Australian

distributor for English-made Filtermist mist collection equipment which will be featured at this year’s

NMW and Safety First Expo.

CPR SAFEIND/MTA SUPPORTTel: 08 8556 1166www.cprsafe.com.au

CPR SafeInd specialises in the importation, manufacture and supply of industrial machine safety

guarding. We supply safety guarding solutions to a wide variety of industries and organisations and

operate in all environments where industrial machinery is used and required to be compliant with

safety and health standards. Areas we specialise in include machine safety guarding; trapped key

interlocking and key exchange systems; modular perimeter safety fencing; dust and fume solutions;

and lathe belt polishing attachments. While working in close co-operation with our clients, we

also have the ability to provide custom safety guarding solutions that are tailored to meet specifi c

requirements, while still meeting the relevant safety standards.

STAND 2030

STAND 2140

STAND 1942

STAND 1840

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Inno Pac Korea Inc.

STAND 1940

cprsafe.com.auTel: 08 8556 1166 | Email: [email protected]

AGENTS IN ALL STATES

CPR SafeInd specialises in providing safety solutions for industrial machinery.

Areas we specialise in include;• Machine Safety Guarding• Trapped Key Interlocking & Key Exchange Systems • Modular Perimeter Safety Fencing • Dust & Fume Extraction• Custom Safety Roller Curtains • Lathe Belt Polishing Attachments

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GET HEALTHY AT WORKTel: 02 4321 4496www.gethealthyatwork.com.aujacinta.outlaw@safework.nsw.gov.au

Healthy workers, healthy results. Did you know that healthy workers are more motivated, report higher

rates of job satisfaction and have fewer sick days? Or that by valuing the health of your workers

you can improve your organisation’s corporate image, reduce staff turnover and increase employee

engagement? Get Healthy at Work is a free NSW Government service that offers businesses all the

tools, resources and support they need to address risk factors for chronic disease in the workplace.

Importantly it also includes a confi dential Brief Health Check to help workers better understand

their risk of developing heart disease and type 2 diabetes. To participate, register your business at

gethealthyatwork.com.au.

INDUSTRIAL SAFETY FENCING PTY LTD Tel: 03 9303 9922www.industrialsafetyfencing.com.aushaun@industrialsafetyfencing.com.au

Industrial Safety Fencing (ISF) specialises in the manufacture of standard and custom designed

modular safety fencing components. ISF offers an extensive range of off the shelf panels and posts,

twin & single hinged doors and trackless sliding doors to suit any application. No matter what your

industry may be, ISF will have a solution. ISF will be happy to quote to install for you, nationally by our

own installation team. If you have a specifi c requirement that extends beyond our standard range, we

can work with you to design a solution to suit your needs.

INNO PAC KOREA INCTel: +82 2 2231 [email protected]

We supply refl ective tape and refl ective fi lm for workwear and activewear. Come and see us at

stand 1940.

EXHIBITOR PROFILES

STAND 1640

STAND 1636

STAND 1940

LEUZE ELECTRONIC PTY LTDTel: 03 9720 [email protected]

Leuze Electronic Pty Ltd is the Australian subsidiary of Leuze Electronic GmbH, based in Owen/

Teck, Germany. The company’s Australian headquarters are located in Victoria with offi ces in NSW.

Leuze electronics, a world leader in sensor technology, expects to add many new jobs and invest

multi-millions as part of an expansion in Australia involving the formation of a wholly owned subsidiary

in Bayswater, Victoria. Leuze electronics is one of the world’s leading industrial automation products

suppliers specialising in products for industrial opto-sensors, barcode scanners, safety light curtains,

safety laser scanners, smart cameras and identifi cation and measurement devices which are being

supplied and marketed in Australian industry.

STAND 2040

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View the Conference Agenda & Premium Forums on page 10-13

CONFERENCE SESSIONS ARE FREE TO ATTEND.

EXHIBITOR PROFILES

STAND 1944

STAND 2044

NATIONAL SAFETY APPAREL INCTel: 0410 320 [email protected]

National Safety Apparel (NSA) is a leading USA manufacturer of protective apparel and accessories

into six key industrial markets for burn related workplace hazards: arc fl ash protection, fl ash fi re

protection, heat and thermal protection, cut and glass protection, high visibility, and FR/arc rainwear.

Ever since 1935, workers around the world have relied on NSA’s expertise, innovative technologies

and quality craftsmanship to help get the job done and get home to their loved ones. The complete

National Safety Apparel range in now available in Australia. When you think protection, think comfort,

think productivity, think safety, you can now www.thinknsa.com.

NTT TRAININGTel: +1 800 922 [email protected]

NTT Training provides world class hands-on training and development of industrial workers around the

globe with real world safety and trade skills delivered on-site in 2 to 5 day modules. Our goal is to help

your workforce become more effi cient while protecting themselves and others, staying safe on the

job and reducing downtime. NTT Training offers customization hands-on industrial skills training and

is the only provider that integrates instructor-led classroom training, computer-based training, training

management services, electrical qualifi cation training and workplace safety practices consulting. Our

comprehensive approach to training reduces workplace accidents and increases productivity.

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NOTES

ATOM 2030 pg: 17

Axelent Automation & Safety Pty Ltd 2140 pg: 17

Benson Machines 1942 pg: 19

Build Australia Media Partner pg: 07

CPR SafeInd / MTA Support 1840 pg: 19

Get Healthy at Work 1640 pg: 21

Industrial Safety Fencing 1636 pg: 21

Inno Pac Korea Inc 1940 pg: 19

Leuze Electronic Pty Ltd 2040 pg: 19

National Resource Media Partner pg: 07

National Safety Media Partner pg: 17

National Safety Apparel Inc 1944 pg: 21

NTT Training 2044 pg: 21

SYDNEY 2016

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