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MACHINE SAFETY


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Machine safety: Understand, evaluate and reduce your risks
Machine safety is a perennial “hot topic” in industrial plants. Employers are concerned about their responsibility for making their plants a safe place for their employees to work. The consultants who work with them to ensure this must maintain development standards which keep them at the leading edge of technological advancement and in conformity with all applicable standards.
For several years, Axium inc. has been using their own internally developed methodology in the design and implementation of automation solutions in a wide variety of manufacturing enterprises, in several industrial sectors and throughout the Americas. Use of a consistent methodology ensures conformity with international standards on machine safety and risk analysis, thus providing peace of mind to customers and end-users.
Axium differs among others with his global approach and acts as a coach and partner at all stages of the project.
- Recognised expertise
- Well-skilled multidisciplinary team (Mechanical / Electrical)
- Well-proven solutions
- Knowledge of international standards
- State-of-the-art technologies
- Adapted to customers’ needs
The general approach used at Axium for risk management is outlined in the ISO 12100 standard. It consists of two main steps, called Risk assessment and Risk reduction.

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Phase I: Risk Assessment (Risk analysis support)
- Review of documentation, familiarization and preparation for site visit
- Site visit and identification of dangerous situations
- Review and analysis with the customer and the project team — estimation and evaluation of risk
- Presentation of report
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Phase II: Risk Reduction (Implementation of corrective measures)
- Review and evaluation of proposed corrective measures
- Determination of priorities
- Evaluation of costs
- Implementation planning
- Design and selection of protective devices
- Installation and implementation
- Training
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