online seminar S-498

New Machinery Directive: From Regulation to Efficient Implementation in Engineering

online seminar
1 day
scheduled date

821.10 EUR VAT included

690.00 EUR VAT excluded

Participants

DIN Members receive 15 % discount

That is included

  • Working documents

  • Certificate of participation

For your team

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Further Details

Training content

From 20 January 2027, the new Machinery Regulation (EU) 2023/1230 will become mandatory and will replace the current Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC. Companies in Germany and across all EU Member States must adapt their machines, safety concepts, software systems and documentation to the new requirements in time – including topics such as cybersecurity, AI, autonomous machines and digital safety functions.

This seminar focuses on the practical implementation of the Machinery Regulation, with reference to DIN EN ISO 12100, DIN EN ISO 13849-1 and harmonized standards – with the goal of reducing audit and supply chain risks while avoiding additional overhead in engineering.

The seminar is offered in English and therefore addresses internationally operating engineering teams within the EU as well as nationally operating engineering teams.

This seminar is conducted entirely in English and is designed for interactive learning in a group setting, allowing participants to engage closely with our expert speaker.

We also offer the same seminar in German:
Neue Maschinenverordnung: Vom Regelwerk zur effizienten Engineering-Praxis

Aims - Reasons to attend

  • Overview of the most important changes of the new Machinery Directive, including a brief introduction to the regulation

  • Understanding of the key steps required to create a CE Declaration of Conformity

  • How to efficiently integrate CE compliance, risk assessment and documentation into existing systems

  • Insights from practical examples showing how the directive can be implemented efficiently within a system

  • Discussion on how the presented approaches can be transferred to your own company and engineering organization

Who should attend this training?

  • Employees in engineering, design and development with involvement in CE compliance and risk assessment

  • Professionals in quality management, product safety and certification

  • Project managers and technical decision makers responsible for integrating regulatory requirements into existing systems

  • Companies aiming to structure and improve the efficiency of their approach to the Machinery Directive

Daily schedule and available dates/times

This seminar will be conducted entirely in English. Our speaker allows for intensive exchange in a group setting.
  • 09:00
    Greeting, New Machinery Directive: key changes and their impact on companies
  • 10:45
    Break
  • 11:00
    CE compliance and risk assessment: requirements, structure and typical challenges
  • 12:45
    Lunch break
  • 14:00
    Relationship between regulatory requirements and engineering processes
  • 15:30
    Break
  • 15:45
    Practical examples for efficient and resource saving implementation and typical pitfalls and how to avoid them
  • 17:00
    Closing words from the speakers and end of the seminar

Dates

online
Course documents
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821.10 EUR VAT included

690.00 EUR VAT excluded

Participants
Speaker(s)
Andrej Getze

Andrej Getze

Getze Consulting

Andrej Getze ist Maschinenbauingenieur und verfügt über mehr als zehn Jahre Erfahrung im Engineering sowie in der Forschung und Entwicklung im Maschinenbau. Er war sowohl in internationalen Konzernstrukturen als auch im mittelständischen Umfeld tätig und verantwortete Engineering- und Entwicklungsbereiche.

Als Führungskraft leitete er interdisziplinäre Teams, entwickelte technische Produkte und Systeme von der Konzeptphase bis zur Serienreife und gestaltete Organisations- und Entwicklungsstrukturen. Seine Schwerpunkte liegen in der Strukturierung von Engineering-Bereichen, der Weiterentwicklung von Produkt- und Prozessstrukturen sowie der effizienten Ausrichtung von Entwicklungsorganisationen.

Andrej Getze is a mechanical engineer with more than 10 years of experience in engineering as well as research and development in mechanical engineering. He has worked both in international corporate structures and in mid-sized companies, where he was responsible for engineering and development functions. As a manager, he led interdisciplinary teams, developed technical products and systems from the concept phase through to series production readiness, and shaped organizational and development structures. His areas of expertise include structuring engineering departments, further developing product and process structures, and efficiently aligning development organizations.

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