Implementation • training • consultancy • Enterprise

Implementation and expert services
for machinery manufacturers

We help you bring structure to risk assessment, prepare your team and deploy Safety Software in the agreed environment. Every service has a defined scope, deliverable and boundary of responsibility—from a single-machine pilot to a private deployment.

Start with the real problem. Then choose the right level of support.

Not every company needs a large implementation project. Sometimes the smartest first step is a review of one risk assessment. Sometimes it is hands-on team training. And sometimes it is a process pilot on a real machine. That is why every engagement begins by establishing the current position, the expected outcome and the people responsible on the client side.

We combine risk assessment methodology, practical workflow design and Safety Software configuration. We do not take over the manufacturer’s responsibility for design decisions, and we do not present our services as machine certification or formal confirmation of conformity. At the end, the client receives the agreed deliverable: a working process, a trained team, a corrective action list, a transition plan or a prepared environment.

Six services—one clear line of responsibility

Choose support that fits your project stage

Our core services help teams establish or improve their process. Enterprise options focus on protecting technical documentation and providing a private Safety Software environment.

Implementation

Machinery risk assessment process implementation

A single-machine pilot covering roles, methodology and a repeatable way of working for your team. For manufacturers and integrators bringing structure to their process View the implementation scope
Training

Practical machinery risk assessment training to ISO 12100

A machine-based workshop covering everything from machine limits to residual risk, with a personal certificate of completion. For designers, automation engineers, health and safety professionals and compliance teams View the training programme
Consultancy

Machinery risk assessment consultancy and review

A practical list of gaps, questions and actions—not a vague statement that the document needs improvement. For teams with an existing draft or a challenging project See how the review works
2023/1230

Prepare your process for the Machinery Regulation

A clear map of changes and responsibilities, plus a transition plan for company processes and documentation. For manufacturers preparing projects for 2027 View the preparation scope
Enterprise

Secure Safety Software implementation

Roles, access controls, encryption of selected data, diagnostic testing and practical operating instructions. For companies protecting sensitive technical documentation View the configuration scope
Enterprise

Dedicated private on-premises deployment

Infrastructure analysis, a private instance and a transparent division of maintenance responsibilities. For organisations that require a separate environment View the deployment model

The standard we apply to every engagement

How we scope and deliver each service

1

Understand the situation

A focused discussion about the product, team, documentation and expected outcome.

2

Define scope and exclusions

We document the required inputs, activities, deliverables and everything that remains outside the service.

3

Deliver the work

We work on the agreed case and discuss decisions with the people who have the right knowledge and authority.

Handover and next-step plan

We deliver the agreed result, highlight open questions and recommend the next practical steps.

The service should strengthen your team—not blur accountability

We document the critical arrangements in the proposal before any work begins.

What Safety Software provides
What remains the client’s responsibility
Inputs
A list of required documents, questions and people to involve.
Accurate information about the machine, the project and the solutions being used.
Process
Facilitation, methodology, configuration and a structured way of working.
Involvement of people with the necessary design knowledge and decision-making authority.
Technical decisions
Questions, options and a documented record of the agreed decisions.
Selection and approval of the solutions implemented in the machine.
Deliverable
The agreed document, configuration, training or action plan.
Implementation of decisions and continued ownership of the process after the engagement ends.

Frequently asked questions about our services

Which service should we start with?
If your company does not yet have a consistent process, an implementation pilot is usually the best place to start. If the process already exists but specific concerns have emerged, a focused review of one risk assessment is often enough.
Can the services be delivered remotely?
Training, consultancy, document reviews and most implementation work can be delivered remotely. Inspections, measurements and work at the machine require a separately defined on-site scope.
Do we need to commit to a large implementation immediately?
No. You can start with one assessment, one workshop or one machine, then use the pilot results to decide what—if anything—should happen next.
Do you take over the manufacturer’s responsibility for the machine?
No. We help structure the process, documentation and decisions, but technical approval and the manufacturer’s responsibility remain with the client.
Do you certify machinery or provide legal opinions?
Not under this service offering. A personal certificate of training completion confirms that the participant completed the programme, but it is not certification of competence or certification of the machine. If the project requires a lawyer, laboratory or notified body, we identify that as a separate element of the scope.

Tell us the problem. We will define the smallest scope that makes sense.

During the first conversation, we will establish whether you need training, a review, a process pilot or an Enterprise project.

Book a service consultation

The conversation is used to define the objective, required inputs, expected outcome and boundaries of responsibility.

Practical articles on risk assessment, requirements and documentation — useful context for your team.