
Industrial Machinery
Fixed and mobile machinery, packaging lines, and manufacturing equipment.
Standards for this industry
Functional Safety of E/E/PE Safety-Related Systems
The umbrella functional safety standard defining the safety lifecycle, SIL levels, and requirements for electrical, electronic, and programmable systems.
Safety of Machinery - Risk Assessment and Risk Reduction
The foundational machinery safety standard establishing risk assessment methodology and the hierarchy of risk reduction.
Electrical Equipment of Machines
Requirements for the electrical equipment of machines, including supply disconnection, emergency stop, and protective bonding.
Safety of Machinery - Functional Safety of Control Systems
Machinery-sector implementation of IEC 61508 for safety-related electrical control systems.
Safety-Related Parts of Control Systems
Defines Performance Levels (PL) for safety functions implemented in control systems, including pneumatic and hydraulic parts.
Industrial Automation and Control Systems Security
The industrial cybersecurity standard family: security levels, zones and conduits, and secure development for control systems. Security and safety programs increasingly certify together.
Industrial Machinery Functional Safety Professionals
Industrial Machinery Training
View all trainingIEC 61508 Functional Safety (Certification)
The complete functional safety lifecycle: SIL determination, hardware metrics, software requirements, and assessment readiness. Certification exam included.
ISO 12100 Machinery Risk Assessment
Practical machinery risk assessment: hazard identification, risk estimation, and the hierarchy of risk reduction, with worked examples.
ISO 13849 Safety Control Systems
Designing and validating safety-related control systems: categories, Performance Levels, MTTFd, and SISTEMA workflows.
FMEA / FMEDA Workshop
Hands-on failure analysis: from structured FMEA facilitation to quantitative FMEDA and hardware metric computation.
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