AS/NSZ 4024.1 Machine Safety Training (1 Day/3 Day Online)

Event Information

Join a seminar presented by SICK Certified Functional Safety Application Expert Bruce Cromb, focusing on Machine Safety referencing EN ISO 13849-1, EN IEC 62061 and AS/NZS 4024.1 in Australia and New Zealand. The training will cover the major 2014 revision to AS 4024.1, the first since 2006. The revised standard includes direct text adoption from some ISO, IEC and EN standards. In addition, AS 4024.1 now becomes a joint Australian/New Zealand standard, AS/NZS 4024.1:2014. You have the opportunity to gain in-depth knowledge and understanding of legislation and how it affects you as well as learning from industry-leading experts.

Your Need

In an industry with an ever-increasing focus on machine safety in the workplace, understanding your responsibilities and knowing how to determine machine safety is more important than ever.

  • What are my responsibilities?
  • How do I know if my machines are/are not safe?
  • How do I make my machines safe if they aren’t?

Our Offer

Spend a day in an AS/NZS 4024.1 Machine Safety seminar alongside others from industries similar to yourself and hosted by a specialist in Machine Safety and the relevant standards.

Learn about the revisions to AS/NZS 4024.1 (19 parts), two newly added parts as well as withdrawn parts.

  • We cover the new application guide and highlight the mandatory requirements within and the importance of the interrelationship between the AS/NZS 4024 series.
  • Learn about fault exclusion, good design principles to minimise attempts to defeat, safety distance calculation for presence sensing safety devices, the European vs Australian/ New Zealand standards hierarchy, how Performance Levels versus Categories affect your machine safety design decisions and much more.

Your Benefit

  • Know your responsibilities
  • Know where to start and what steps to take in achieving compliance with AS/NZS 4024.1
  • Network with others in similar industries
  • Get to know the experts and where to go for help
  • Improve your knowledge of and skill in machine safety. 

AS/NZS4024.1 Machine Safety Training (1 Day)

SICK Item # 1682369
$ 545
00
+ GST
  • AS/NZS 4024.1 legal requirements
  • AS/NZS 4024.1:2014 – how has it changed?
  • Identifying and assessment of risks
  • Risk estimation, evaluation and reduction process
  • Report writing process
  • Hierarchy of machine guarding
  • European machine directive, what does it mean?
  • Device installation requirements & guidelines
  • Programmable safety devices overview

Event Information

Join a seminar presented by SICK Certified Functionals Safety Application Expert Bruce Cromb, focusing on Machine Safety referencing EN ISO 13849-1, EN IEC 62061 and AS/NZS 4024.1 in Australia and New Zealand. The training will cover the major 2014 revision to AS 4024.1, the first since 2006. The revised standard includes direct text adoption from some ISO, IEC and EN standards. In addition, AS 4024.1 now becomes a joint Australian/New Zealand standard, AS/NZS 4024.1:2014. You have the opportunity to gain in-depth knowledge and understanding of legislation and how it affects you as well as learning from industry-leading experts.

Your Need

In an industry with an ever-increasing focus on machine safety in the workplace, understanding your responsibilities and knowing how to determine machine safety is more important than ever.

  • What are my responsibilities?
  • How do I know if my machines are/are not safe?
  • How do I make my machines safe if they aren’t?

Our Offer

Spend a day in an AS/NZS 4024.1 Machine Safety seminar alongside others from industries similar to yourself and hosted by a specialist in Machine Safety and the relevant standards.

Learn about the revisions to AS/NZS 4024.1 (19 parts), two newly added parts as well as withdrawn parts.

  • We cover the new application guide and highlight the mandatory requirements within and the importance of the interrelationship between the AS/NZS 4024 series.
  • Learn about fault exclusion, good design principles to minimise attempts to defeat, safety distance calculation for presence sensing safety devices, the European vs Australian/ New Zealand standards hierarchy, how Performance Levels versus Categories affect your machine safety design decisions and much more.

Your Benefit

  • Know your responsibilities
  • Know where to start and what steps to take in achieving compliance with AS/NZS 4024.1
  • Network with others in similar industries
  • Get to know the experts and where to go for help
  • Improve your knowledge of and skill in machine safety.

AS/NZS4024.1 Machine Safety Training (1 Day)

SICK Item # 1682369
$ 545
00
+ GST
  • AS/NZS 4024.1 legal requirements
  • AS/NZS 4024.1:2014 – how has it changed?
  • Identifying and assessment of risks
  • Risk estimation, evaluation and reduction process
  • Report writing process
  • Hierarchy of machine guarding
  • European machine directive, what does it mean?
  • Device installation requirements & guidelines
  • Programmable safety devices overview

Training Agenda (1 Day)

  • The legal requirements 
  • Australian/New Zealand and European machine safety standards changes and cross reference
  • European Machine Directive: what does it mean? How does it influence our machine safety standards? 
  • Identifying the risk and hazards 
  • Risk assessment process 
  • Hierarchy of machine guarding 
  • Safety interlock requirements  and installation (tongue, guard locking and non-contact) 
  • E-stop requirements 
  • Light Curtains ,Safety Laser Scanner requirements, installation and safety distance calculations 
  • Series connected switches and fault masking considerations
  • Performance Level safety principles
  • Functional Safety design and identifying safety functions 
  • Example of Functional Safety design
  • Open questions and discussion    
 

Training Agenda (3 Day Online)

  • The legal requirements 
  • Australian/New Zealand and European machine safety standards changes and cross reference
  • European Machine Directive: what does it mean? How does it influence our machine safety standards? 
  • Identifying the risk and hazards 
  • Risk assessment process 
  • Hierarchy of machine guarding 
  • Machine Safety Guards
  • Safety Interlock Requirements & Installation
  • Interlocking and fault masking series connected safety devices
  • Light Curtain, Scanner Requirements & Installation
  • E/Stop Requirements & Installation  
  • European Machine Directive: what does it mean? How does it influence our machine safety standards? 
  • Category Structure vs. Performance levels 
  • Summary
  • Open Discussion
  • Quiz

Where & When

Event Registration

The BBWVIS Group reserves the right to cancel the course with a full refund if there are insufficient registrations and to retain payment received if registration is cancelled within 3 working days of the confirmed course date.

COMPANY NAME CHANGE

Dear Valued Partner,

As of December 1st, West Vic Industrial Supplies officially becomes Aventum, with Ballarat Industrial Supplies and Bendigo Industrial Supplies to transition in Q1 2024.

This change represents a natural evolution for our companies, and together we move forward into an exciting period for our company.

There is no change to the business structure, business ownership, company ABN, or bank details, so you can be assured that you will continue to receive the same great service.

Regards,
AVENTUM

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