Machine Safety

Machine Safety

Machine safety: fundamental concepts, risk analysis and reference standards (basic module)

Guaranteeing the safety of the machines is an aspect delegated to the manufacturer, however the "user" employer and the subjects who participate in the company risk assessment can respond in the event of an accident caused by machines that do not comply with the product directive.

Recipients

The course "Machine Safety: fundamental concepts, risk analysis and reference standards (Basic Module)" is aimed at anyone who intends to acquire fundamental knowledge on machine safety, risk analysis and assessment and the identification and choice of safety measures. safety, therefore to the RSPP/ASPP, Employers, Managers, Designers, Safety Consultants.

Plan

- Fundamental concepts of the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC

Teaching methodology

The course "Machine Safety: fundamental concepts, risk analysis and reference standards (Basic Module)" is carried out with a highly interactive method, in order to involve the participants, solicit their interest, encourage discussion on practical cases coming from their experience and found in corporate realities.

Documentation

The documentation used by the teachers during the "Machine Safety: fundamental concepts, risk analysis and reference standards (Basic Module)" course, useful for in-depth study of the topics addressed, will be provided to participants in digital format.

Basic skills

Basic notions of safety at work


Machine safety: risk analysis and reference standards (basic and advanced module)

Although the safety of the machines is entrusted to the manufacturer, the Employer who makes them available to the workers and the other subjects who participate in the risk assessment can respond in the event of an accident caused by machines that do not comply with the product directive.

Recipients

The course "Machine Safety: Risk Analysis and Reference Standards (Basic Advanced Module)" is aimed at anyone who intends to acquire knowledge on machine safety, risk analysis and assessment and the identification and choice of safety measures, therefore to RSPP/ASPP, Employers, Managers, designers, Safety Consultants. During the advanced module, the reference standards relating to the characteristics of the safety (and non-safety) systems that must be present and installed on the machines will be discussed and explored in depth, so as to allow an assessment of the conformity of the machine.

Plan

- Fundamental concepts of the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC

Teaching methodology

The course "Machine Safety: Risk Analysis and Reference Standards (Basic Advanced Module)" is carried out with a highly interactive method, in order to involve the participants, solicit their interest, encourage discussion on practical cases coming from their experience and found in corporate realities.

Documentation

The documentation used by the teachers during the course "Machine Safety: Risk Analysis and Reference Standards (Basic Advanced Module)", useful for in-depth study of the topics addressed, will be provided to participants in digital format.

Basic skills

Basic notions of safety at work

WORK WITH MACHINES

MACHINES IN OPERATION: safety procedures for use of machines and verification of congruity with risk analysis and reference standards (basic and advanced module)

Although the safety of the machines is entrusted to the manufacturer, the machines/work equipment are inserted into a constantly evolving work context... will they always comply with safety purposes?

Recipients

The course “WORK WHIT MACHINES: Safety procedures and manual analysis of use and maintenance (Basic Advanced Module)” is aimed at anyone who intends to acquire specific knowledge on machine safety. During the advanced module, the reference standards relating to the characteristics of the safety (and non-safety) systems that must be present and installed on the machines will be discussed and explored in depth, so as to allow an assessment of the integrity of the machine.

Plan

- Fundamental concepts of the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC and Machinery Regulation 1230/23

Teaching methodology

The “WORK WHIT MACHINES: (Basic Advanced Module)” course is carried out with a highly interactive method, in order to involve participants, solicit their interest, encourage discussion on practical cases coming from their experience and found in company realities.

Documentation

The documentation used by the teachers during the "WORK WHIT MACHINES (Basic Advanced Module)" course, useful for in-depth study of the topics covered, will be provided to participants in digital format.

Basic skills

Basic notions of safety at work

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