Machinery safety is a complex yet vitally important element of health and safety.

This course develops an understanding on how to risk assess machinery. It also supports organisations in complying with the processes necessary for CE/UKCA Marking, associated with the Supply of Machinery Regulations 2008.

By completing this course, delegates will be able to identify hazards and develop controls in order to meet harmonised standards, like BS 12100:2010.

Courses running at our Technology Hub include a practical demonstration on our state-of-the-art training machines, giving delegates hands-on learning to support the classroom-based studies.

Course Duration:

1 day

Who should attend?

This course is suitable for anyone with responsibility for machinery purchasing, design, installation and use.

Pre-requisites

There are no specific qualifications required prior to completing this course.

Course content

Upon completion of the course delegates will be able to:

Nature and extent of machinery health and safety issues, immediate and root causes of accidents
Legal overview and duties, such as Supply of Machinery Regulations 2008
Machinery risk assessment to BS 12100:2010
Designing for safety
Conformity assessment procedures for CE/UKCA Marking
Managing the process – documentation and records
‘In-House’ machinery safety procedures, assessment of products/machines and use of independent compliance reviews and self-certification

Duration

This is a 1-day course.

Assessment

There is no assessment for this course, but delegates receive a certificate of attendance.

Outcome / Next Steps

Learners who successfully complete the course will receive attendance certificate.

For those wishing to further their knowledge, Make UK provide a range of other courses. Please contact us to learn more.

Delivery method

This course is delivered only via classroom delivery at Make UK’s Technology Hub.

The Technology Hub is centrally located in Aston, near Birmingham. The venue benefits from easy access via car, train, or bus. Free car parking is available onsite.

Benefits of Machinery Safety course

For the learner

Be able to identify hazards and apply a risk-rating to machinery
Be able to carry out a machinery risk assessment to BS 12100:2010
Supports academic and career progression

For the business

Protect your people from harm
Ensure your organisation has valuable in-house expertise
Demonstrate your commitment to health and safety, which can help win business

Why Make UK?

Expert tutor and state-of-the-art equipment
All fees included
98% of students would consider booking a course with Make UK again

Machinery Safety