Entrenamiento en Seguridad de Celdas Robóticas
Robotic Cell Safety Training
Safety in robotic cells is a very important aspect in industry and in any environment where robots and automated machinery are used. Ensuring security in these cells is crucial for several reasons:
*Worker protection
*Normative compliance
*Prevention of Damage to Machinery
*Continuity of Production
*Innovation and Future of Automation
As automation and robotics continue to evolve, safety becomes a driving factor for widespread adoption. If robotic cells are associated with unacceptable risks, companies may hesitate to invest in these technologies, holding back progress and innovation in this field. To ensure safety in robotic cells, it is necessary to implement a combination of measures, such as:
- Physical barriers and security fencing to limit access to risk areas.
- Sensors and vision systems that allow robots to detect the presence of people or obstacles.
- Emergency stop systems and quick stop buttons.
- Adequate programming and training for operators and technicians.
- Periodic maintenance and safety tests of equipment and systems, among other things...
In short, safety in robotic cells is essential to protect workers, ensure continuity of production, comply with regulations and regulations, and promote sustainable growth of automation in various industrial sectors. That is why you cannot miss this theoretical and practical training, with reference to different applications of robotics.
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It is based on the international standard ISO 10218-2 for safety in robotic cells.
This is a type C standard, because it provides the specific specifications of a particular machine "robotic cells".
We'll start with an overview of basic machine security issues.
- Summary of global and Mexican standards and legislation
- ISO 12100 Risk Analysis Summary
- Summary of ISO 13849 Performance Level - 1
And we will study in depth:
- Identification of potential hazards in robotic cells.
- Safe Design Considerations
- Risk reduction methods.
- Safety requirements in robotic cells.
- Safe modes of operation
- Selection, installation and use of security devices.
- Guards and physical protections
- Required documents
- Operation and user manuals.
- Verification and validation of machines.
The printed material, work tables, some digital documents and the DC3 certificate are delivered to the personnel who pass the course (Passing an exam with a score greater than 7).
Format: Face-to-face
Duration: 8 hours
Thursday, October 5 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Take advantage of the Preferential Cost of this course A3 – ITM $10,000 MXN - Normal cost: $14,960 MXN.
Limited availability.