- Machine safeguarding
- Machine risk assessment
- Control reliability, functional safety, and safety interlocks
- Effective alternatives for hazardous energy control (LOTO alternatives)
- Liability and legal concerns
- Applicable OSHA, ANSI, NFPA, RIA, and ISO standards
One of their most requested topics is their “How to Perform a Risk Assessment” module, which details why risk assessments are needed, risk assessment systems, risk factors (severity, exposure, and probability), and how to use risk assessment spreadsheet tools.
There is also an option for participants to add on a third day of training on December 7th with specialized technical break-out sessions for a deeper understanding of the subject material. These sessions go more in-depth on technical topics (such as industrial robot and cobot safety, advanced functional safety and control reliability, and safety requirements for bypassing guards) and allow for focused Q&A time. As the previous course participant list grows, the MSS team would also like to note that anyone who has attended a training course led by them in the past is eligible to register for the day of advanced technical training and Q&A sessions.
The course will be instructed by Ken Hackworth, PE, FS Eng. (TÜV Rheinland #12058/16). With over 30 years of experience in industrial controls and functional safety systems, Hackworth is a licensed Professional Engineer (PE) and certified Functional Safety Engineer, as well as a member of ANSI B11 and the American Society of Safety Professionals. He is also experienced and certified in U.S. and international safety standards, including OSHA, ANSI, NFPA, RIA, and ISO/EN standards and specializes in machine safety engineering and compliance consulting.
To learn more about the online training, including the team at Machine Safety Specialists, as well as how to register, visit the Machine Safety Specialists website.
Contact Clarion Safety to learn more about the company’s industry experts and opportunities for collaboration on media and educational projects.
ABOUT MACHINE SAFETY SPECIALISTS
Since 1977, Machine Safety Specialists has helped businesses improve industrial workplace safety and become compliant with OSHA, ANSI, NFPA, and ISO/EN machine safety standards. The company specializes in the areas of machine guarding, risk assessment programs, safety interlock and safety control systems, plant risk management, and safety training – empowering its clients with the knowledge needed to become compliant and improve safety. Machine Safety Specialists’ certified engineers are experienced in machine safety and regulatory compliance and are experts in robotics and automated machinery, fluid power safety systems, and functional safety (control reliable) systems. For more information, visit http://www.machinesafetyspecialists.com.
ABOUT CLARION SAFETY SYSTEMS
Clarion Safety Systems, LLC, is the leading designer and manufacturer of visual safety solutions that help customers in more than 180 industries worldwide to make their products and premises safer. Clarion Safety offers a full range of standard and custom products including machinery safety labels, environmental and facility safety signs, pipe and valve identification markings, lockout/tagout products, and safety-grade photoluminescent egress path-marking escape systems. The company also provides complementary services for comprehensive machine safety, compliance and risk reduction. Founded in 1990, Clarion Safety continues to play a leading role in the development and writing of international and national standards for safety signs, labels, and markings. It is headquartered at 190 Old Milford Road in Milford, PA, 18337, and online at http://www.clarionsafety.com.
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