Milos Runs 2012 Safety Workshop in ChinaTrussing manufacturer Milos recently hosted a product seminar and safety awareness workshop at its facility in Guangzhou, China, which was attended by entertainment industry professionals from Hong Kong, Macau, Thailand, and Indonesia as well as mainland China. The two day event -- the fourth that Milos has conducted in China -- was modeled on the workshops that Milos regularly runs in Europe. The workshop was led by Milos China's chief engineer Marek Zubor, Milos sales manager Michal Zykan, and director of Milos Guangzhou Stephen Huang. The workshop illustrated Milos trussing, roofing, and staging products and discussed the product benefits and always following safe working practices. Attendees had to a full factory tour of the Guangzhou plant, seeing first-hand the manufacturing processes in action. This was followed by an overview and profile of Milos regionally and globally, with an outline of future business and development strategies. Next the Milos' current product ranges were examined in depth, with particular focus on new products introduced to China this year -- the T12 modular display system and x.Truss range. According to the company, this was of particular interest to those from rental companies and design firms, and the delegates split up into smaller groups to participate in complete test-builds. The workshop concluded with a safety session, led by Zykan and Zubor, which outlined safety issues specific to temporary trussing and environmental factors that can impact its safe use. Milos is currently experiencing a growth of business in Southeast Asia and the Indian subcontinent. Milos has also recently spearheaded new business in Korea and Australia. The company says 2012 has been a major year for the company, now the largest aluminum trussing manufacturer in the world with its acquisition of the TOMCAT and Litec brands. 
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