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Machinery Safety and CE Marking
The European “New Approach” directives require that machinery placed on the market (including self built) conform to essential health and safety requirements and carry a CE mark. The Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998, require that the employer ensures that any new machinery bought, complies with the product directive requirements.
Who Should Attend?
Safety personnel, engineers, facilities staff, procurement and anyone who has responsibilities for the design, supply, procurement or use of machinery and work equipment.
Course Duration
Two day programme
Course Content
The course will cover:
Machinery Safety and CE Marking
Day 1
Health & Safety at Work Act 1974
Overview
Duties of Manufactures, Suppliers, Designers and Importers
European Directives
Product Directives
Worker Directives
What the End User Requires
Products that conform
Certification
Information
The Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998
Requirements for ALL work equipment (R1 -
Requirements for NEW work equipment (R10)
Requirements for RELEVANT aspects of work equipment (R11 – 30)
Requirements under CDM for Design and Installation
Designer responsibilities
Health and Safety File
Application and Implementation of Machinery Directives
Overlap with Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998
The Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 2008
The Conformity Process for Machinery
Requirements for the Technical File
Essential Health & Safety Requirements
Declaration of Conformity/Incorporation
CE marking
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About Us
We have over 30 years experience in machinery safety and extensive knowledge and application of the legal requirements, for both the supply of machinery and the provision of machinery to employees.
We provide this course many leading UK manufacturers and machinery suppliers.
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Day 2
The Role of Standards
Harmonised European Standards
Type A, B & C
Presumption of conformity
Overview of Machinery Standards
BS EN 12100: 2010 Safety of Machinery – General Principles for Design – Risk Assessment and Risk Reduction
PD5304 – Guidance on the Safe Use of Machinery
Machinery Risk Assessments
EN ISO 12100:2010
Risk analysis
Risk evaluation
Information required
Determination of limits of machinery
Hazards
Risk evaluation
Presumption of risk reduction
Example Application of Standards
Machinery hazards, consequences and guarding– EN 12100
Ergonomics – EN 13861
Electrical equipment in wet or flammable atmospheres – EN 60079 / 60529
Means of Access – EN 14122
Modified Systems
Supplying modified machinery or installations
Modifying in-
New installations using existing parts
Information to End User
Residual risks
Instructions
NEBOSH National General Certificate |
NEBOSH HSW Award |
NEBOSH Construction Certificate |
IOSH Managing Safely |
IOSH Safety for Senior Executives |
IOSH Supervising Safely |
IOSH Working Safely |
Employee Cultural Survey |
Cultural Development |
Senior Manager Culture Workshop |
Cultural Safety for Supervisors |
Cultural Safety for Team Members |
Cultural Training for Champions |