Prevention & ergonomics

Machinery directive and new machinery regulation

Training on the machinery directive and the new machinery regulation: legal framework, CE marking, technical construction file, UKCA marking and risk analysis according to ISO 12100:2010, for practical implementation.

How do you get to work practically with the machinery directive?

WHAT DOES THIS MACHINERY DIRECTIVE TRAINING COVER?

Through this training, you gain insight into the legal framework of the machinery directive and the way to implement it practically.

Get to work with the machinery directive in a practical and workable way!

Basic concepts of the machinery directive

  • What is an economic directive?
  • What is a social directive?
  • How do the machinery directive and the work equipment directive relate to each other?

Legal framework of the machinery directive

  • Legal content of the machinery directive
  • CE marking of machines
  • How do I compile a technical construction file?
  • How do I apply the machinery directive to an assembly of machines
  • UKCA marking in the United Kingdom
  • What does the new European machinery products regulation bring us?

Risk analysis according to ISO 12100:2010

  • Applying essential safety and health requirements in combination with harmonised standards
  • Risk analysis according to ISO 12100:2010
  • Challenges of industry 4.0

NO WORDS, BUT ACTIONS!

  • Theoretical training with applied practical examples
  • Target group: prevention advisers, engineering firm staff, manufacturers or buyers
  • Every participant receives a certificate of participation

WHAT DOES THE LAW SAY?

The machinery directive is a European law that contains the requirements that machines intended for the European market must meet. The directive contains a large number of safety and health requirements and a small number of administrative requirements.

Frequently asked questions

What do you learn in the machinery directive training?

The legal framework, CE marking, drawing up a technical construction file, UKCA marking and risk analysis according to ISO 12100:2010.

Who is the training for?

For prevention advisers, engineering firm staff, manufacturers or buyers.

What does the new machinery regulation change?

The training discusses what the new European machinery products regulation means for you.

Open sessions or a tailored programme?

OPEN SESSIONS

Register someone for a scheduled session via the training calendar.

Training calendar

TAILORED

Let us design a programme built entirely around your own workplace.

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