IES conducts walk through safety audit for whole plants machinery and inspect current situation of machine guarding and safety implementation in each machine. By having outside evaluators who haven’t seen the operation day in and day out, offer “fresh experienced eyes” and typically are more critical of a company’s processes. The surveyors spend five to 10 minutes per machine evaluating the status of machine safety implementation
In second step, IES team do detail study of each machine for in terms of machinery safety , Interact with the all the stockholder of that machinery , Safety related control systems are studied and tested of that machinery , All safe guard which is placed in machine are evaluated and tested as accordingly relevant standards of that particular machinery . All the short comings of machinery in terms of safety are documented in the report, Suggestion and remarks are given where deficiencies are found in the machine.
In third step , We do prepare drawings for guards , selection of safety devices and interlocking switches , safety related control circuit designs. Those are done with the consultation with customer, BOM is prepared for each machine with details spec and drawings where applicable. cost estimation is derived for project implementation.
In fourth step , We do manufacture all the mechanical guards which are designed in step 3 , source all the required safety devices and ancillary items of electric nature. Install and commissioning of all electrical and mechanical items on the machine. Final Report preparation and FAT tests of safety functions. Operators and plant personnel training on site .
A risk assessment is used in machine safety to identify, document, eliminate or reduce hazards in a particular machine or process. it often takes just a few factors to cause an accident. If you build, retrofit or interlink Machinery, a competent risk assessment is the most important basis on which to design machinery safely or determine the necessary protection measure
IES has team of CMSE® , ( Certified Machine Safety Expert , TUV NORD) IES takes responsibility and work in partnership with you to undertake inspection of your machinery in accordance with applicable national/ international standards and directives. The aim of the risk assessment is to identify and assess existing hazards and define risk reduction measures.