Launch of the publication: “Safety in Metalwork Milling Machines: A Practical Guide for Machine Manufacturers” and technical exchange 

The launch of the publication and technical exchange offers a valuable platform to bring together industrial associations from India and Germany, promoting cross-border collaboration and sharing industry insights. Key aspects of the event include:

  • Participation of standardisation experts and Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) officials, providing guidance on navigating India's regulatory landscape.
  • Focus on helping businesses understand both national and international standards for better alignment with safety regulations and improved manufacturing practices.
  • An emphasis on identifying next steps for enhanced cooperation on machinery safety within the Indo-German Working Group on Quality Infrastructure.

Overall, the exchange aims to facilitate greater cooperation and equip businesses with the knowledge needed to meet regulatory requirements and enhance operational standards.

 

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