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EN ISO 12100 Risk Assessment
ISO 12100 describes risk assessment and risk reduction for machinery design.
EN ISO 12100 Risk Assessment
ISO 12100 describes risk assessment and risk reduction for machinery design.
Assess actual tasks
ISO 12100 describes risk assessment and risk reduction for machinery design. Define intended use, reasonably foreseeable misuse and relevant life-cycle stages. Record the person, task, danger zone and hazardous circumstances; a generic score sheet is insufficient.
Reduce and verify risk
Apply the hierarchy: inherently safe design, safeguarding for remaining risks, then information about residual risks. Warnings do not excuse omitted feasible design or guards. Link each measure to the requirement and verification. Check the applicable EN edition and official harmonised reference; an ISO number or a draft alone does not establish legal presumption of conformity. Update the assessment when design or use changes.
Market date and responsibility
For the EU/EEA route, machinery placed on the EU market before 20 January 2027 must comply with Directive 2006/42/EC; Regulation 2023/1230 applies mandatorily from that date. Check the actual product and transition rules. Kayra supports preparation and coordination, without assuming manufacturer responsibility or claiming notified-body status. No positive assessment or fixed marking date is guaranteed.
Responsibility
Kayra prepares the scope and evidence inventory, tracks gaps and coordinates external work. It does not issue the official certificate, assume manufacturer or importer responsibility, or claim recognised laboratory/body status. Separate preparation and external fees; readiness, findings and necessary corrections determine timing. No positive result or fixed date is promised.
Official sources
Reviewed: 3 October 2026. Check the current rules and assessment route for the actual product.
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