RIA Safety & Training

Can't make it to one of our workshops?  RIA offers In-house training and online tutorials. For more information or a FREE preliminary quote on In-house training, click here.  The following topics are offered for In-house training: Risk Assessment Students attending this seminar will be guided through each stage of a risk assessment as called out in the ANSI/RIA R15.06-1999 Robot Safety Standard.  They will learn to:  identify necessary tasks, identify possible hazards, determine risk reduction requirements, reason possible solutions to reduce risk, validate proposed solutions and document the risk assessment. R15.06 Safety Standard Compliance This seminar gives students a very thorough introduction to all of the essential information contained in the ANSI/RIA R15.06-1999 Robot Safety Standard.  They will learn the basic safety guidelines for robotic applications, identify key elements of the robot safety standard and apply provisions of the standard in daily operations.   Seminar includes an introduction on the ANSI/RIA/ISO 10218-1-2007 Standard highlighting the differences. Fundamentals of Robotics (custom seminar) The perfect seminar for the new robot user, you'll learn about the basic operation of robots, definitions of robotic terms, controller and system reliability, system layout, assessment methods, applicable standards and third party certification. View: RIA In-House Training Benefits In-house training seminars cost approximately $2,800 per day, plus instructor expenses and required textbook fees ($125/student). If the topics you see here don't meet your needs, RIA can work with you to customize a program. Customized seminar tuition starts at $3,200/day.  To request more information or a FREE preliminary quote on In-house training, click here.  (NOTE: Seminar tuition reflects base rates and could be higher.  All fees subject to change.  RIA Member discounts, if applicable, are also available.  For more information on Member discounts, click: RIA Membership Benefits.)

A special welcome to Robot Risk Assessment users. This program was built on the  Robot Risk Assesment V2 platform. Today businesses are becoming increasingly integrated with robots, packaging machinery and other equipment operating side by side. Companies need greater flexibility in how they assess risks. The Packaging Machinery Manufacturers Institute (PMMI) and the Robotic Industries Association (RIA) have joined with design safety engineering, inc. to introduce  Robot Risk Assessment V5 and to gain the many improvements made in risk assessment software. With Robot Risk Assessment V5 you can assess risks with the method(s) most appropriate to your situation and achieve great flexibility in how you conduct risk assessments.

To download a free demo click here.

dse has developed a fast, easy-to-use tool to help engineers and safety practitioners to:

• Identify hazards 
• Assess risk for identified hazards 
• Reduce risks in a structured method

What is Robot Risk Assessment?

• An assessment tool for improving product designs and processes 
• A systematic method for conducting a task-based risk assessment
• A technique for eliminating and controlling hazards
• A tool to incorporate safety by design

What does Robot Risk Assessment do?

• Gives designers a quick and easy tool to evaluate hazards and risks through design 
• Helps companies identify potential hazards and provides methods for elimination 
• Assists design engineers in completing a risk assessment for there product/processes 
• Prevents accidents, reduces costs, improves productivity and reduces liability 
• Prioritizes design activities related to risk

What are the benefits of Robot Risk Assessment?

• Helps user recognize hazards that might otherwise be overlooked
• Helps prompt risk reduction actions for existing hazards
• Fast and easy
• Assists in obtaining the CE mark for European markets
• Can be updated continuously and printed out
• Minimizes assessment time
• Reduces costs
• Can be customized to your needs
• Easy method to document assessments
• Brainstorming tool to help identify hazards

Special upgrade pricing is available.

Robot Risk Assessment Version 5-Floating License
The Robot Risk Assessment Floating License (also called a Concurrent User License) is a Network Floating License that allows any number of Robot Risk Assessment installations to share a single product license but limits the number of concurrent users. For example, a workgroup using a Floating License for 2 concurrent users may have 10 or more Robot Risk Assessment installations on computers throughout their location but a maximum of 2 users will be able to use designsafe at the same time.

This license is 'in addition to' the single seat license of Robot Risk Assessment V5.  All purchases of the Floating License will be verified of Version 5 upgrade prior to shipment. 

To view the Robot Risk Assessment V5 Floating License Users Guide and Feature Table click here.

Upgrade to Version 5.0 is available...visit the Robot Safety Resources section of the Robotics Online Bookstore.

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