 Machinery Series: PUWER Monday 24 June 2019, Buxton Everyone who works with machinery, whether directly or indirectly, needs to understand the basics of machinery safety. This course covers activities regulated by the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations (PUWER) and gives you a thorough knowledge of this legislation. You will also gain practical advice on how to evaluate the safety of existing machines and how to measure and evaluate noise and vibration risks. This course is complemented by 'Machinery Risk Assessment Essentials', held the following day. Get more information about Machinery Series PUWER and book your place now.
|  Machinery Risk Assessment Essentials Tuesday 25 June 2019, Buxton The ability to carry out a detailed machinery risk assessment is required by the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regs and - explicitly - by the Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regs 2008. Yet many people still struggle to know what is suitable and sufficient to satisfy these regulations. This training course gives you practical hands-on experience of conducting a machinery risk assessment using structured techniques to clarify the process given in BS EN ISO 12100: 2010. It is aimed primarily at machinery users, maintenance engineers, designers and project engineers who need to learn how to carry out risk assessment of new or existing machinery in use. Learn more and book your place for Machinery Risk Assessment Essentials now.
|  Machinery Series: Machinery Directive Wednesday 26 June 2019, Buxton The design, supply and incorporation of machinery into assemblies is bound by the European Machinery Directive (2006).
In the UK this directive is incorporated in the Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations. This course gives delegates a thorough understanding of this legislation and the key current European and International safety standards that support the Regulations. Building a technical file, assessing conformity to health and safety requirements, the purpose and content of a declaration of conformity and incorporation, and risk assessment are all explained. This course is aimed at those who design and supply machines, specify and install them or create assemblies of machines. It's also relevant to anyone who significantly modifies existing machines. Learn about our Machinery Series - Machinery Directive course and book your place.
|  Machinery Series: Designing and Specifying Safety Related Control Systems Thursday 27 June 2019, Buxton Control systems for machinery, whether electrical, pneumatic or hydraulic are often needed to perform safety-related functions. Learn how to specify and design safety related control circuits which comply with the Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 2008 and the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations. This course explains how regulations and standards are applied to real-life situations, using examples of how to and how not to do it. It also provides methods and templates to aid compliance with the relevant requirements. The course is aimed at electrical, control and project engineers who specify control systems on customized machinery/assemblies or those who modify control systems on existing machinery. Book your place on Designing & Specifying Safety Related Control Systems.
| Book ahead for our June '19 training courses:
NEBOSH HSE Certificate in Process Safety Management Mon 10 - Fri 14 Site and Transport Safety Wed 12 Management of Hand Arm Vibration in the Workplace - An Introduction Thur 13 Display Screen Equipment (DSE) Risk Management Tues 18 Human Factors in Accident and Incident Investigations Wed 19 - Thur 20 Layers of Protection Analysis: Practical Application and Pitfalls (LOPA) Wed 19 - Thur 20 Asbestos - Managing asbestos in domestic* and non-domestic premises Tues 25 HSE Inspectors' Guide to Risk Assessment - MANCHESTER Tues 25 HSE Inspectors' Guide to Risk Assessment - MANCHESTER Wed 26 Managing Ageing Assets - Creeping Changes, Data Trending and Experience from Incidents Thur 27 If you are interested in attending one of our courses, but the advertised dates are not suitable, please do drop us an email at hsetraining@hse.gov.uk
Want to run these or any of our other training courses in-company? Contact us now to discuss your requirements. Web: hsl.gov.uk/training Email: hsetraining@hse.gov.uk Phone: +44 (0) 203 028 3704 | 
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