A half-day, in-company course for planners and engineers on the regulations that govern machinery: marking, the use of standards, safety-related control systems and the documentation required.
Machinery regulations training explains the rules that govern machinery in Great Britain: marking, the use of standards, safety-related control systems, guarding and the documentation a machine needs. KeyOstas delivers it as a half-day in-company course for planners and engineers.
It is for the people who plan, design, build or supply machinery.
By the end of the half day, every delegate will be able to do the following.
Explain the background to the machinery regulations and the duties they create.
Explain the marking of machinery and complex assemblies and what it signifies.
Describe how EN and harmonised standards are used to show conformity.
Outline the responsibilities for machinery in use under PUWER.
Apply risk assessment to a machine and its safety-related control systems.
Explain the requirements for guarding and for maintenance.
Identify the documentation a machine needs, including the technical file.
Recognise the other relevant documents that support conformity.
A focused half day for planners and engineers.
Discussion-led and applied, with no written exam.
A KeyOstas tutor delivers the session at your premises, and your own machinery can be used as the example.
Understanding is built and checked through discussion and worked examples rather than an exam.
Every delegate receives a KeyOstas certificate of attendance on completion.
machinery must meet defined safety requirements before being placed on the market
governs machinery once it is in use
an overview for planners and engineers
KeyOstas has trained UK workforces in health & safety since
“The training received was some of the best Health & Safety training I have experienced in my 20 years of working in Health & Safety. KeyOstas are always happy to help and work out solutions for us.”
Four decades of practical, in-company health & safety training.
We come to you, anywhere in the UK, and train your team around your working pattern.
An overview pitched for planners and engineers, not generic safety training.
Your own machines can be the worked example for the session.
Four decades of training UK workforces with practical instruction, not generic e-learning.
Cover work equipment and machinery across your organisation.
The duties for work equipment and lifting equipment once it is in use.
View the course →Safe mounting and use of abrasive wheels, a specific item of work equipment.
View the course →The safe isolation of plant and machinery before work begins.
View the course →Tell us how many people you would like to train and the machinery they work with, and we will put together a quote for the half-day course delivered at your site.
