ISO 12100
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What is ISO 12100?
ISO 12100 is an international standard addressing safety of machinery – general principles for design – risk assessment and risk reduction. It provides guidance on the design of safe machinery by focusing on hazard identification, risk assessment, and risk reduction measures during the machine's lifecycle. It is commonly used by machine manufacturers to ensure their products meet safety requirements and reduce the risk of accidents.
What other technologies are related to ISO 12100?
ISO 12100 Complementary Technologies
ISO 13849
ISO 13849 provides safety requirements specifications. ISO 12100 provides a framework for risk assessment, and ISO 13849 complements this by providing specific guidance on the design and implementation of safety-related parts of control systems, allowing designers to meet the requirements outlined in ISO 12100.
IEC 61508
IEC 61508 is a generic functional safety standard applicable to a wide range of industries. When applying ISO 12100, IEC 61508 can be used as a complementary standard to achieve functional safety within the risk reduction measures, providing a systematic approach to designing, implementing, and validating safety-related systems.
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Which job functions commonly mention ISO 12100?
Safety Engineer
0.3% of all Safety Engineer jobs mention ISO 12100
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Environmental Health & Safety
31 Environmental Health & Safety jobs mention ISO 12100
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Compliance
12 Compliance jobs mention ISO 12100
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Engineer
126 Engineer jobs mention ISO 12100
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Operations
47 Operations jobs mention ISO 12100
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