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Machine Safety

Industrial machine safety is a hot topic. Pacific Blue Engineering has certified TÜV Functional Safety Engineers to help you navigate through machine safety regulations and standards.

Risk Assessments

Risk Assessments are the essential first step ensuring your machine is safely designed to mitigate risks for operators. In this phase of the safety life cycle, we identify hazards, estimate & evaluate risks, and define suitable mitigation measures to reduce risk to acceptable levels.

Safety Functional Requirement Specifications

Safety Control System Design

Pacific Blue Engineering has extensive experience designing safety control systems utilizing best in class automation hardware. Our custom and innovative solutions are tailored to each specific application for effective and efficient safety solutions.

Safety Circuit Verification via SISTEMA

It is imperative to verify that your safety circuit design meets the required Performance Level determined in the Risk Assessment. Our engineers calculate the Performance Level & Category achieved of new and existing safety circuits.

Mechanical Hard Guarding

One of the most effective and simplest mitigation techniques is hard guarding. We design, build, and install custom hard guarding to ensure ANSI, ISO, and OSHA requirements are met.

Commissioning of Safety Systems

Validation

Pacific Blue commissions safety systems on-site and completes a rigorous validation procedure. Our validation procedures are thoroughly documented. Validation is crucial to certify that the safety circuit functions per the design.

Machine Safety Training

Safety Consulting

Machine safety can be overwhelming. Let our Certified TUV Functional Safety Engineers guide your team through the standards and regulations. Understanding the fundamentals of machine safety is essential to provide a safe work environment for your team.

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