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Systematic hazard identification and risk evaluation for new, refurbished, relocated, and existing machinery.
Machine Risk Assessment is a systematic evaluation of a machine's hazards — identifying, evaluating, and documenting risk so it can be reduced before it becomes an incident, carried out per ISO 12100:2010.
Every machine carries its own hazards — mechanical and non-mechanical — that aren't always visible until they're properly assessed. New, refurbished, relocated, and existing machinery all carry the same underlying problem: risk that hasn't been identified can't be managed.
Machine Risk Assessment applies to machinery in any of these states.
Safety of Machinery: General Principles for Design, Risk Assessment and Risk Reduction — the foundational international standard this assessment is carried out against.
Machine Risk Assessment is a systematic evaluation of a machine's hazards — identifying, evaluating, and documenting risk so it can be reduced before it becomes an incident, carried out per ISO 12100:2010.
Prazamana carries out risk assessments for new, refurbished, relocated and existing machinery. It is best done early for new machines, and again whenever a machine is modified, moved or put to a different use.
It covers the mechanical and non-mechanical hazards of the machine. Hazards are identified through a systematic assessment carried out together with your team, then evaluated and prioritised by their severity and likelihood.
Prazamana carries out machine risk assessments according to ISO 12100:2010, the general standard for machinery design, risk assessment and risk reduction. The method follows three steps: identify the hazards, evaluate them by severity and likelihood, and reduce the risk with practical safety solutions.
Tell us about the machine and we'll scope a risk assessment around it.
