Last edit: 31/10/2023
Training objective
The objective of the course is to give a “baseline” on CE marking of Machinery and responsibilities, presenting the new Machinery Regulation, which will come into force on January 20, 2027.
The focus of the training is both a presentation of the approach to placing machinery and equipment on the market and the new features introduced by the Machinery Regulation.
Duration: 8 hours
Content
MODULE 1 (4 hours):
- European Legislative Overview
- The Blue Guide and “Putting into services”
- Italian Legislative Overview
- “Rules of the Game” as a Manufacturer
- Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC
- Making Non-CE Machinery safe
- “Rules of the Game” as a User
- Employer’s Obligations
- The New (2027) Machinery Regulation: Articles
- Revision Process
- Key Changes in the Machinery Regulation
- Use of Collaborative Robots
- Partially completed Machinery
- Artificial Intelligence
- Cybersecurity
- Substantial Changes
- Manufacturer and Authorized Representative
MODULE 2 (4 hours):
- General Requirements of the Machinery Regulation
- Obligations of Economic Operators
- Product Compliance
- Conformity Assessment
- Market Surveillance
- Notified Bodies
- Transition Period
- The New (2027) Machinery Regulation: Appendices
- List of Safety Components
- EHSRs
- Technical Documentation
- New Conformity Modules
Instructor
GT Engineering is a member of ISO TC 199, an international technical committee that deals with the development of type A (ISO 12100) and B standards harmonized to the Machinery Regulation.
The company is also a member of the ANSI (American National Standards Institute) technical committees B11.0 and B11.19, the first section deals with the risk analysis methodology and the second deals with the risk reduction.