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Member Since 2018
Conversion Technology Inc. is an environmental and safety consulting firm with experience helping clients nationwide. In the past thirty years, we have gained extensive knowledge and experience in assisting a wide array of general industries in effectively obtaining and maintaining environmental, health, and safety compliance. We endeavor to provide individual attention to our clients, to guide them through the regulatory mazes and to address any EHS concerns. We make it our goal to provide all
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Assessing risk has always played a vital role in the development and implementation of machinery, industrial robots, and CNC machines. With the rapidly evolving robot and CNC machinery applications comes a growing need, as well as an increase in regulatory requirements, to identify and understand the risks involved in working with these machines. Due to the passage and enforcement of regulations governing robots and CNC machines by RIA, OSHA, ANSI, ISO, etc., regardless of the safety equipment installed on robotic systems, a risk assessment for robots and CNC machines is mandatory.
CTI has extensive experience working with industrial robots and CNC machines and is an industry leader in risk assessment techniques. CTI has years of experience conducting both qualitative and quantitative risk assessments on robots and robot systems. CTI is also a member of the R15.06 rulemaking committee and is in contact with OSHA representative on how the updating of rules and regulations impact employers and industry sectors.
CTI will evaluate the current robotic safety procedures, operations, and potential hazards in place and prepare a detailed report identifying robotic safety deficiencies, and specific recommendations for your facility to be in compliance with ANSI consensus standards and OSHA regulations. We are able to conduct a quantitative risk assessment that allows for an objective and pragmatic appraisal of the hazards associated with your robots and CNC machines. The quantitative approach allows for a better breakdown of how to prioritize the observed risks and set aside the appropriate capital based on the calculated risk level of each potential hazard.
Contact CTI for more information on risk assessments and how to ensure your facility’s industrial robots and robot systems are in compliance with all governing standards and regulations.