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In this live panel discussion on January 27, 2022, experts Chris Heitchue (MI), Auston Davidson (GA), Gerald Clark (OH), Paul Panuto (NC) and Travis Dixon (NC) discuss challenges and solutions in industrial safety. Throughout the discussion, the experts refer to the Safety Life Cycle as a model for ensuring up-to-date and functional safety in your facility. This cycle includes five key steps:

1. Perform a hazard or risk assessment
2. Determine the functional safety system requirements
3. Design and verify the system
4. Install and validate the system
5. Maintain and improve the system

Partnering with your local McNaughton-McKay engineering team on a risk assessment is the first step toward achieving safe and efficient processes. Based on the outcome of that assessment, our specialists work together with your teams to determine the best solutions for your operators and machines. They help you determine when to use light curtains or hard-guarding and whether a hardwired component or Ethernet solutions such as CIP safety and Rockwell Automation's GuardLink™ would best serve your processes. Find out how to know when it's time to migrate obsolete safety relays, and how to avoid unnecessary downtime, even when implementing improvements through retrofitting.

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