SRV / 01
Machine risk review
A structured review of the machine, the people who interact with it and the evidence behind protective decisions.
Start with the work people do
We begin with the supplied configuration, intended tasks and foreseeable interventions. Your engineering team brings machine knowledge; the review turns assumptions into questions that can be checked.
Connect decisions to evidence
The output is an organised record of hazards, design measures and open verification needs. It is a basis for continued engineering work rather than a claim that a machine is approved.
Define the review boundary
Agree the product, interfaces, lifecycle phases and documents before work begins. A clear boundary makes it easier to identify where specialist testing or other expertise is needed.
Typical project outputs
- Machine limits and task review
- Hazard and protective-measure register
- Evidence gaps and action ownership
These are fictional service examples. Actual deliverables, assessment scope and specialist responsibilities must be agreed for the real project.