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A female project manager in yellow hard hat stands in a modern factory while assessing functional safety requirements using a laptop computer. The Safety Functional Requirements Specification (SFRS) is the second step of the safety lifecycle and directly impacts the design and validation of the control system.
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November 5, 2024
Implementing Functional Safety Requirements
The Safety Functional Requirements Specification (SFRS) is the plan for the safety controls on a machine and is the second step of the safety lifecycle.
Man in safety suit conducting maintenance on a pipe
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October 9, 2024
Logix SIS an integrated safety instrumented system
Introducing Logix SIS, a safety instrumentation system from Rockwell Automation. Learn in this blog how this safety system can transform your operations.
Electrical engineer working in control room. Electrical engineer man checking Power Distribution Cabinet in the control room
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Logix SIS: A New System for Your Critical Safety Needs
Learn how Logix SIS can improve safety, sustainability and cybersecurity.
Duration: 60 Minutes
Language: English
Tree branches in foreground with blurred factory image in background with smoke blowing out
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September 16, 2024
Eco-Friendly Power Quality Solutions: How Optimizing Voltage Sag Protection Supports Sustainable Operations
Companies are looking for ways to reduce energy consumption, reduce waste and improve operational efficiency. But voltage sag protection, can help.
A male worker in blue shirt and pants uses an HMI to operate manufacturing equipment in a modern factory with yellow multi-axis robots in the background. Safety components like the light curtain, Emergency Stops, and indicator lights are recommended in risk assessment to safeguard personnel from harm and protect machinery and facilities.
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August 26, 2024
Understanding Risk Assessments
In industrial safety, conducting thorough risk assessments helps ensure the well-being of personnel and the operational integrity of machines.
Bottling production line for processing and bottling
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The Machinery Regulation (EU) 2023/1230 – route to compliance
Explore the changes in Machinery Regulation (EU) 2023/1230 and learn about updates to conformity standards.
Duration: 60 Minutes
Language: English
Fish swimming in a tank against male business executive using virtual reality headset
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July 1, 2024
The Digital Foundation for the Future of Aquaculture
To meet expected growth and plan for the future, the Aquaculture industry must modernize by adopting digital technologies.
A large roll of brown kraft paper on a winding machine has fixed guarding to keep employees safe.
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May 29, 2024
What Is a Safety Conformity Audit?
A conformity audit is a broad walk-through and precursor of the risk assessment process to see your machines' shortcomings in terms of safety hazards.
female engineer conducting an inspection in a production hall at a food factory
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May 20, 2024
Food Manufacturer Improves Safety and Productivity
Kirby Risk helps leading branded food company earn immediate reduction in downtime and total cost of ownership with GuardLink™ technology.
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Optimize Productivity with FLEX I/O Modernization
Achieve greater flexibility, better performance and improved uptime
Duration: 60 Minutes
Language: English
A man with a blue hard hard and reflective vest working in a factory and holding a tablet.
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September 8, 2023
When Are Lockout/Tagout Procedures Not Required?
Read our guide to know when lockout/tagout procedures are not required by OSHA. If these criteria are met, you may not need to create a lockout procedure.
Engineer in blue factory jacket with hand out to information grey icons (representing smart manufacturing) overlayed on the image
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July 28, 2023
The Interconnectedness of Cybersecurity and Safety
In an increasingly digital world, the interconnectedness of cybersecurity and safety is essential for achieving long-term sustainability and resilience.
Factory workers in white lab coats and hard hats walk beneath overhead conveyor line moving brown corrugated boxes in processing facility. Factory workers near packaging line can use alternative measures to lockout tagout safety for minor servicing tasks.
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June 5, 2023
Alternative Measures to Standard Lockout/Tagout
Learn how an alternative measure to standard lockout/tagout can help you reduce costs and increase productivity.
A male factory worker in white hard hat and high visibility vest checks a digital lockout/tagout procedure using ScanESC software tool.
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March 15, 2023
The Benefits of Digital Lockout/Tagout Procedures
Digitize your lockout/tagout procedures. Save time and money by improving the safety of your facility.
Two steel workers wearing masks and one in a hard hat look at a screen to evaluate the status of their operations in a control room.
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February 26, 2023
Chicago Heights Steel Reduces Downtime
AIC and Rockwell Automation partner to deliver improved diagnostics for Chicago Heights Steel.
Red lockout/tagout tags for electrical sources on large gray equipment panel are important to take into account when creating LOTO procedures so maintenance employees are safe when servicing equipment.
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January 31, 2023
Improve Productivity with Lockout/tagout Procedures
Many companies look at updating their lockout/tagout procedures as a burden; but current and accurate lockout/tagout procedures can save time and money.
A grey electrical enclosure with a red push button, visualization display, and an electric shock warning sticker.
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June 30, 2022
Does OSHA Require Lockout/Tagout Training?
Find out what the OSHA standard training requirements are for lockout/tagout and how to develop your plan of action.
An industrial press machine in a factory with yellow safety guarding and light curtains surrounding it
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June 10, 2022
How the Safety Lifecycle Can Improve Productivity
Incorporating the safety lifecycle can increase the effectiveness of your machines while mitigating risks and decreasing operational and engineering costs.
A factory worker with a hard hat and high visibility vest studies his notepad while standing in front of a machine
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May 18, 2022
How To Plan Your LOTO Affected Employee Training
It's an OSHA requirement to train affected workers on lockout/tagout procedures and there are specific requirements to what must be included.
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March 17, 2022
Embracing the Future of Collaborative Robots
Collaborative robot technology is evolving at a rapid pace, but this raises questions about worker safety and compliance implications.
A female factory worker in yellow hard hat works with a lockout/tagout safety expert in suit coat during an annual audit
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March 9, 2022
A Quick Guide for Your Annual Lockout/Tagout Audit
Learn the steps to performing an annual lockout/tagout audit for your company.
A conveyor belt moves brown boxes through a factory; zero energy state should be established before servicing the equipment for maintenance.
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February 23, 2022
Zero Energy State - Four Common Questions
What is zero energy state for lockout/tagout? It's when equipment is safely isolated from any chances of re-energization or release of residual energy.
Man in blue shirt and white hard hat checks that industrial equipment is safely locked out for maintenance.
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February 4, 2022
Tips to Make Your Lockout/Tagout Audit Easier
An up-to-date lockout/tagout program is a priority for employee safety and OSHA compliance. These tips help with your annual lockout/tagout audit.
Male engineer wearing hard hat studies lockout/tagout graphical safety procedure before working on equipment.
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October 25, 2021
Lockout/Tagout Procedures - What You Need to Know
Lockout/tagout procedures help prevent injuries related to hazardous energy. Learn best practices for creating OSHA compliant lockout/tagout procedures.
Dan Dinunzio, Commercial Engineering Manager, describes Rockwell Automation's five-step safety lifecycle process
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July 19, 2021
Rockwell Automation Uses 5-Step Safety Lifecycle
Rockwell Automation uses Safety Lifecycle approach -- improve productivity and safety by using five steps to assess and mitigate machinery risks.
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