Robot Systemsafety consulting

Support for updating in-house safety standards for industrial robots to promote the introduction of collaborative robots

Safety experts will accompany the company to improve safety standards and raise awareness, and by removing obstacles, create momentum for the future introduction of collaborative robots

Industry
Manufacturing industry
Solutions
safety consulting
System
General automation systems for manufacturing sites using collaborative robots

Outline of the Case

Customer
Automotive related manufacturers
Introduction Background

Automotive manufacturer D had in-house safety standards in place for introducing and utilizing industrial robots, but these did not address collaborative robots, meaning the company was unable to proceed with the introduction of collaborative robots as it had hoped.

Believing that the active introduction of collaborative robots and the establishment of internal safety standards are essential to improving productivity in the future, the company contacted us with the aim of updating its internal safety standards to accommodate collaborative robots and improving the safety skills of the departments involved in the introduction of collaborative robots.

The implementation was handled by our Safety Promotion Office, which employs qualified "Safety Lead Assessors" - safety professionals with a wide range of knowledge about safety, including domestic laws, international safety standards, and risk assessments.

Introduced Solutions
  • Conducting a gap analysis of current in-house safety standards and supporting the development of new in-house standards accordingly
  • Holding a course on collaborative robot system-related laws (domestic laws and ISO standards)
  • Conducting risk assessment courses and group work courses for collaborative robots
Introduction Results
  1. ●Acquire accurate safety knowledge through objective feedback from experts
  2. ●Building a common understanding among related departments by acquiring comprehensive knowledge of collaborative robot-related laws (domestic laws and ISO standards)
  3. ● Updates to internal safety standards have accelerated the momentum for introducing collaborative robots company-wide
  • Total

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