THE ‘NEW’ EU MACHINERY REGULATION 2023/1230
The 14th January 2027 marks the full application of the new EU Machinery Regulation, replacing Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC.
Join us for an introductory overview of the changes.
Presenter: Robin J Carver
RSP EurOSHM CMIOSH MIntMC FIIRSM
Thursday 10th December
10:00 – 15:00
Location: Promtek Limited – Fisher Street Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire ST8 7QJ
Delegate fee: £275+VAT*
Fee includes attendance on the course, workshop materials, lunch and refreshments.
*Delegates will be invoiced immediately after the course. Cancellations can be accepted up to six weeks before the course date – after that you will be invoiced for your place.
DELEGATES WILL RECEIVE A COPY OF ROBIN’S BOOK:
Introduction to the Essential Health and Safety Requirements for Machinery – European Union Machinery Regulation (EU) 2023/1230
What we’ll cover on the day:
- Key changes introduced by the new EU Machinery Regulation
- Updated Essential Health and Safety Requirements
- New and emerging risks, including AI and cybersecurity
- What the Regulation means for machinery manufacturers, suppliers and users
- Implications for the solids handling and processing industry
- What UK businesses supplying machinery into the EU need to consider
- The relationship between the new EU requirements and UK machinery safety legislation
- Key challenges and considerations ahead of January 2027
EU & UK: What’s changing?
The EU Machinery Regulation will apply from January 2027:
- The UK Government intends to:
- Continue recognition of CE-marked machinery in Great Britain
- Update the Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 2008
- Align UK requirements with the EU framework where practicable
Made for SHAPA Members
Designed for professionals in the solids handling sector and delivered as part of the SHAPA member programme of training workshops. Limited spaces to keep it practical and interactive.