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Woodworking Workshop Safety: 7 Essential Tips for a Secure Workspace

In the world of woodworking, safety should always be a priority.

 Whether you're professional or just starting out, prioritising safety is first. Here are seven tips to ensure your woodworking workshop is safe for your projects.

AMS continue to offer Certified training Courses for All Woodworking Machinery Brands and Models Across the UK

Woodworking is a craft that demands precision, skill, and a deep understanding of the machinery involved.

At AMS, along with the Wadkin Bursgreen Training Academy, they offer a comprehensive selection of Certified Courses tailored to suit all brands and models of Woodworking Machinery, Chainsaws, Straight knife, and Profile Grinders.

A one-stop shop for everything you need in the Woodworking Industry

AMS is one of the few British companies that provide a comprehensive service within the woodworking machinery industry. They work tirelessly every day to ensure their customers can have all their workshop issues solved by a professional team by contacting just one company.

Advancing Woodworking Safety: AMS & Wadkin Bursgreen Academy Collaborate with HSE

AMS along with the Wadkin Bursgreen Training Academy work side-by-side with the HSE to update regulations and rules in the woodworking industry for the training courses and improve noise and vibration in their academy to protect their trainers and training attendants.

Wadkin Bursgreen Academy have launched new Woodworking Machinery Training Courses

Advanced Machinery Services, the Wadkin Bursgreen Trademark owners, have launched two new training courses: the Chainsaw Training and the Profile Moulder Setting and Operation Training Course to offer better and more specific training courses to the woodworking industry.

Wadkin Bursgreen Training Academy is now open

Advanced Machinery Services, the Wadkin Bursgreen Trademark owner, has improved and renamed its woodworking training course section on its website to be able to offer better and more specific training courses to the woodworking industry.