Enroll Now for Advanced Robot Safety Online Training
Machine Safety Specialists, a Clarion Safety Systems company, is hosting an exciting live, online training course focusing on the latest safety standards for industrial and collaborative robots.
MACHINE SAFETY SPECIALISTS (MSS) is set to offer an informative online session designed specifically for professionals involved in robotics. This course, dubbed Mastering Robot Safety: The Latest Safety Standards for Industrial and Collaborative Robots, will take place soon. The lead trainers at MSS will share their expertise via a virtual platform, enhancing overall comprehension of essential safety guidelines.
Open enrollment is now available for this three-hour session, intended to help participants grasp and implement contemporary robot safety standards pertinent to today's manufacturing landscape. Scheduled for a convenient time in the near future, the course is tailored for engineers, system integrators, safety personnel, maintenance staff, technicians, and operations managers engaged in the design, integration, validation, or management of robotic systems.
This training program promises a thorough exploration of current legislative demands regarding both traditional industrial robots and collaborative robots, centering on compliance with critical standards such as ANSI/A3 R15.06-2025, ISO/TS 15066, and ISO 10218-1:2025.
What to Expect from the Course Content
Participants will delve into various key topics ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter.
This encapsulated education will cover:
- Core principles and technical requirements for collaborative robot safety.
- Power, force limiting, monitoring of speed and separation, and validation of human-robot interaction.
- Safeguarding methodologies and design considerations for industrial robots.
- Specific risk assessment strategies tailored to robot applications.
- Safety-control systems and validation of functional safety.
- Application of updated ANSI and ISO safety standards for robots.
The structure of this course segments into two distinct modules, focusing respectively on Collaborative Robot Safety and Industrial Robot Safety. To round off the training experience, a live question-and-answer session will facilitate real-world discussions, allowing attendees to connect standards to practical challenges they may encounter in their respective fields.
Meet Your Instructor
The training will be led by Ken Hackworth, PE, FS Eng., a professional engineer with extensive over thirty years of experience in the realms of industrial controls and safety systems. Hackworth is known for his expertise in U.S. and international safety standards. His significant involvement with ANSI B11 safety committees highlights his dedication to continually providing valuable insights, ensuring organizations adhere to stringent safety compliance.
Details on Registration and Discounts
The Mastering Robot Safety course is available regularly through the year, and while completing prior safety training is not mandatory, it is recommended. MSS is also pleased to offer bundle pricing for individuals registering for both this class and preceding sessions. Additionally, group registrations of five or more participants can benefit from a generous 20% discount.
For further information on how to register for this enriching training experience and to learn more about community-driven safety initiatives, do not hesitate to connect with Machine Safety Specialists.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the robot safety training course scheduled?
The course is scheduled to take place soon, with specific dates available during open enrollment.
Who should attend this training?
This training is beneficial for engineers, safety professionals, and others involved in robotics.
What topics will be covered in the course?
The course includes key areas like collaborative robot safety principles and risk assessment practices.
Is there a certification provided after completing the training?
Participants typically receive a certificate upon successful completion of the course.
Where can I find more information about MSS training programs?
More information can be obtained directly from the Machine Safety Specialists website or by contacting them for inquiries.
