Association of Equipment Manufacturers plans product safety, liability seminars

Providing an industrywide forum for off-road equipment manufacturers to address safety issues is the aim of the Association of Equipment Manufacturers
Dec. 1, 2004
2 min read

Providing an industrywide forum for off-road equipment manufacturers to address safety issues is the aim of the Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) annual product safety seminar, set for Jan 30 — Feb 1, 2005, at the Hilton Atlanta Airport in Atlanta GA.

“Safety: Your Best Product; Get Everyone Involved” is the theme of the 2005 AEM safety seminar, which has expanded its scope to include curriculum tracks for technical writing as well as standards and regulations.

A general session on multicultural training issues kicks off this seminar, and the event also includes a product safety fundamentals program for entry-level and relatively new safety professionals.

AEM also will host a one-day product liability program Feb 2, 2005 at the same location. Titled “How to be a Good Client,” this seminar is targeted to non-lawyers involved in the defense of company products. It is designed to provide participants with a better understanding of the litigation process and how to be an effective participant. The seminar will feature five learning segments, focusing on:

  • Litigation management policies and techniques (industry panel discussion).

  • “E-discovery” and handling electronic documents during litigation.

  • Being deposed in the “high-tech age.”

  • Proper handling of written discovery and document requests.

  • Responding to challenging cross-examination (interactive session).

Those participating in both events receive a liability seminar registration discount. Complete seminar details and registration information are posted online in the “education” section of the AEM web site at www.aem.org.

Sign up for Trailer Body eNewsletters
Get the latest news and updates