Training Courses

Machinery Law - Accident Reporting - CE Certification - Risk Assessment - OSHAS 18001: 1999

Accident Reporting

Accident investigation and reporting are an integral component of any manager's responsibility and is a necessary component of ensuring that such similar accidents do not re-occur.

This course considers such areas as accident locations, obtaining information, witnesses, photographs and report writing. A further component of the course is that of giving evidence in the courtroom.

Duration 3 Hours

CE Certification

There are a number of EU Directives that require CE certification procedures to be carried out, most notably: -

Machinery Directive
Low Voltage Directive
Pressure Equipment Directive
ATEX Directives (2)

Each course can be designed for company specific requirements.

Duration 2 Days

Machinery Law

This subject is divided into three (3) different modules that cover a full spectrum of knowledge and any other person involved with machinery.

Module I: Covers basic machinery law, CE certification and work equipment essential safety and health requirements.
Duration 3 Hours

Module II: Risk assessments and the application of European Harmonsied Standards
Duration 3 Hours

Module III: Safety of control systems and Categorisation as per EN 954-1/1A

Risk Assessment

Risk assessments are the key to any satisfaction of legislative requirements and this course takes into consideration EU Harmonised Standard EN 1050: 1997, covering: -

* Risk assessment
* Hazard Analysis
* Hazard Operability Studies
* Preliminary Hazard Analysis
* What If Scenario
* Hazard Risk Numbers

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