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Training objectives
- Knows the essential requirements and principles of conformity assessment resulting from the provisions of the Machinery Regulation 2023/1230, which comes into force on 20 January 2027.
- Knows the basic obligations of manufacturers, distributors and importers related to the introduction of machines into the common European market
- Is aware of the legal liability and consequences of failure to meet essential requirements
- Is able to analyze the technical and operational documentation of a machine and identify the essential requirements, determining the scope of modifications permitted by the user and the consequences of CE conformity for a given device
- Understands the process of assessing the conformity of machinery and equipment with the essential requirements, including the scope of manufacturer's responsibilities, the role of market surveillance, and the importance of risk assessment in accordance with ISO 12100
- Is able to prepare or verify the basic elements of the technical documentation and CE marking for a machine, taking into account EU and national law, and identify cases requiring additional action to ensure compliance
- Is able to independently assess the conformity of a machine, explain decisions regarding CE conformity to stakeholders (e.g. users, safety services) and indicate the sources of law that regulate the putting into service of a machine
- Training dedicated to manufacturers, importers and distributors of machinery and technical equipment
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Training hours
day 19:00 – 17:00
day 28:00 – 15:00
By requirements
- None
Training program
1. Common European Market
- the main pillars of the Common European Market regulating trade / guidelines relating to machinery and technical equipment
- characteristics of the sources of development of new machine regulation
- changes in technical requirements, including the development of artificial intelligence
- extension of the scope/category of products covered by machine regulation requirements
- increasing the level of protection for users of technical equipment
- reducing obstacles to international trade in machinery and technical equipment / ensuring the free movement of products
- adaptation of machinery requirements (assessment and supervision principles) to the guidelines of the New Legislative Framework / application of EU protective procedures
2. Obligations of entities responsible for introducing machinery and technical equipment into the European Common Market
- the role and responsibilities of the producer
- role and tasks of the authorized representative
- the role and tasks of the importer
- the role and tasks of the distributor
3. The security system in the legal requirements of the European Union and Poland
- characteristics of EU legal regulations regarding machines and technical devices
- characteristics of national legal provisions implementing the provisions of European legal regulations
- the scope of related regulations / application of the principle of complementarity of requirements
4. Machines and technical devices in the European Common Market (safety aspects)
- conditions affecting safety during the use of machines and technical devices
- identification of machines covered by the requirements of the Machinery Regulation
- machines subject to the requirements of the Machinery Regulation
- other devices (related products) subject to the requirements of the Machinery Regulation
- categories (types) of machines posing particular hazards
5. Characteristics and guidelines for the implementation of essential requirements
- the purpose of implementing the essential requirements
- design criteria used in the essential requirements
- characteristics of basic essential requirements
- characteristics of technical documentation / role and tasks of technical documentation in achieving compliance with the essential requirements
6. Characterization of design requirements resulting from AI, IoT and NIS implementation
- guidelines for the operation of so-called "self-evolving machines" - requirements for the admission of "self-evolving machines" to use
- conditions for putting into operation and use of mobile machines - rules for the use of autonomous machines
- Software risk (compliance) assessment guidelines - characteristics of activities required to be carried out after software changes, documentation of activities related to software modifications
- requirements essential for ensuring the correct execution of tasks by computer systems and logical systems
- guidelines for the implementation of integrated security principles
- Characteristics of requirements for testing security functions
- the rules for including guidelines for testing, adjusting and maintaining the safety measures used in the user manual
7. Guidelines for the implementation of activities adapting machines and technical devices to the requirements of the Machinery Regulation
- rules for implementing significant modifications to machines
- conditions for carrying out significant modifications to machines
- obligations of entities responsible for carrying out a significant modification
8. Guidelines for assessing compliance with essential requirements
- rules/methodology for assessing compliance
- guidelines and criteria for selecting conformity assessment procedures
- characteristics of the conformity assessment procedures used
9. Implementation of the assessment of compliance with the essential requirements
- characteristics of the possibility of obtaining/confirming compliance with the essential requirements
- conditions for applying the presumption of conformity
- application of harmonized standards in conformity assessment
- specificity of harmonized standards
- practical possibilities of applying harmonized standards
- reference of harmonized standards to essential requirements
Who is the training for?
Manufacturers, importers and distributors of machinery and technical equipment
Certificate
After completing the training, each participant receives a bilingual, personal certificate descriptively confirming the acquired skills in accordance with the system implemented at EMT-SYSTEMS Sp. z o.o. quality management PN-EN ISO 9001:2015, supervised and certified by TUV Nord Poland.
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Training rooms and laboratories - air-conditioned, large, and spacious. Equipment laboratories.
Gourmet Catering
Participants of training sessions at our center receive unlimited access to the Cechownia Cafe coffee bar and a two-course lunch.
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Training materials
Each participant receives an original training manual
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