ISO 13857:2019 certification is pivotal for ensuring that machinery operates safely, particularly regarding hazardous zones. This FAQ addresses common queries surrounding the certification process, helping industries understand the critical guidelines established in SN EN ISO 13857:2020.

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About SN EN ISO 13857:2020 at a glance

The SN EN ISO 13857:2020 standard outlines safety distances to prevent access to hazardous zones by upper and lower limbs in machinery. Published by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), this standard aims to enhance safety in industrial and public areas by defining minimum distances that must be maintained. Understanding what ISO 13857:2019 certification entails is essential for compliance with EU Directive 2006/42/EC, ensuring that machinery is designed to mitigate risks associated with limb access to potentially dangerous areas.

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Related topics

To deepen your understanding of safety standards related to ISO 13857:2019, consider exploring these related topics:

• Other clauses of SN EN ISO 13857:2020 that detail specific safety measures.
• Sister standards such as ISO 14120:2015, which covers general principles for the design of guards.
• Training programs focusing on risk assessment and mitigation strategies in machinery safety.

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Get the standard or training

For those looking to comply with ISO 13857:2019, acquiring the standard or enrolling in a training course is a crucial step. These resources will provide the necessary guidance on safety distances and risk mitigation strategies.