Direttiva Macchine – Diario Prevenzione

Sécurité des machines – Guide — protecteurs fixes et distances de sécurité – Prévention des risques mécaniques

2 Febbraio 2024 di editor

Riteniamo utile segnalare questa Guida dell’Istituto Canadese IRSST che illustra metodologie tecniche di protezione fissa e distanze di sicurezza per la prevenzione dei rischi meccanici da macchine con organi in movimento. Ovviamente le soluzioni proposte sono conformi alla legislazione canadese e non alla Direttiva Macchine europea.

Sécurité des machines – Guide — protecteurs fixes et distances de sécurité – Prévention des risques mécaniques

INAIL. L’ACCERTAMENTO TECNICO PER LA SICUREZZA DELLE MACCHINE ALIMENTARI 2021

19 Luglio 2021 di editor

Pubblicazione realizzata da Inail
Dipartimento innovazioni tecnologiche
e sicurezza degli impianti, prodotti e insediamenti antropici

Inail – Dipartimento innovazioni tecnologiche
e sicurezza degli impianti, prodotti e insediamenti antropici
via Roberto Ferruzzi, 38/40 – 00143 Roma
dit@inai.IT www.inail.it © 2021 Inail
ISBN 978-88-7484-701-3

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ACCERTAMENTO TECNICO MACCHINE ALIMENTARI

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