PUWER, CE/UKCA and safety systems
Clear practical actions to get your machines running safely
Supporting industrial facilities across the UK
PUWER
We offer detailed PUWER inspections that ensure minimal disruption to your operation and a fast turnaround on the report, with an action plan so you can see which actions bring the most benefit to keeping your workforce safe. For as little as £170 per machine.
Price for minimum 5 machines. Subject to machinery complexity and site location. +VAT.
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CE / UKCA marking
Whether you are a machinery manufacturer selling into Europe or the UK, or have purchased a machine from abroad and need help certifying the machine. From initial assessment, through corrective measures, technical documentation and testing. Our expert team is here to help.
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Engineering Oversight
Once corrective measures have been identified, we keep a flexible approach to making your machine safe. We can provide insight for you to rectify issues yourself, followed by a review, through to a turnkey design and implementation package. We aim to make the process as seamless for your needs as possible.
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Verification & Validation
We help design, verify and validate safety-related control systems to the relevant harmonised standards. If you have a PUWER non-compliance, are adding a new safety system to your line, or are CE/UKCA marking your machine and need to demonstrate conformity, we can help. Emergency stops, light curtains, laser scanners, radars and more – we can ensure your application is safe and compliant.
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Industrial Cyber Security
From 20 January 2027, the new EU Machinery Regulation introduces mandatory cybersecurity requirements relating to machinery safety. Are you ready for the new requirements to CE mark and sell your machinery in Europe?
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A note from the M.D.
MIET | CMSE | CEFS | CESA
I started my career building control panels and machine safety systems on the shop floor.
Later I moved into the process & food industry. I worked as a maintenance technician, lead engineer and later became the engineering manager.
That work showed me something.
Many companies treat machinery safety as paperwork.
But machine safety is more than compliance.
Used the right way, machine safety gives structure to how machines work.
That structure reduces risk. Reduces policy. Keeps people safe and stops downtime.
Need help with machinery safety or compliance?
PUWER assessments
UKCA / CE compliance
Safety system design
Safety system validation
Maintenance strategy
Cyber Security