Training Course:
Electrical Safety in Industrial Installations – IEC 60204
£500 + VAT per delegate
Duration:
1 day
Course Overview
Objective
Anyone who manufactures, imports, exports or operates industrial machinery and switchgear – and is responsible for its safety under the German Equipment Safety Act – has a duty of inspection under EN 60204. The objective of the training is to put across the basics of electrical safety of plant and machinery to you. The requirements of the standard EN IEC 60204 for the electrical safety of machinery are presented. You discover what requirements need to be taken into account in the drafting, design or maintenance of electrical, electronic and programmable electronic equipment and machinery systems.
Target Groups
- Qualified electricians
- competent persons
- Nominated persons in control of a work activity
- Qualified electricians in charge
- Nominated persons in control of an electrical installation
- Designers
Contents
- Overview of the electrical standards for the safe design of plant and machinery
- Requirements for electrical installations
- Electrical hazards/measures to protect against electric shocks
- Tried-and-tested wiring examples
- Requirements for operator interfaces with machine control functions and equipment
- Requirements for the location and assembly of control units
- Validation and verification
Training Location:
Pilz Automation Ltd
Pilz House, Little Colliers Field
Corby, Northants, NN18 8TJ.
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Dates Available
- 15 Apr 2027
- 16 Sep 2027
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Training Location
Pilz Automation Ltd
Pilz House, Little Colliers Field
Corby, Northants, NN18 8TJ
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