Machinery Risk Training M1

• Recognizing mechanical risks and knowing how to protect oneself from them
• Carry out the required work safely and obtain your M0 M1 mechanical authorization
• Reminder of the regulatory requirement concerning mechanical safety training: Decree 88-1056 of November 14, 1988, specifies the training requirement for every worker operating in an electrical environment (live or de-energized) and in a mechanical and thermodynamic environment. This requirement applies to mechanical safety certifications M0, M1, and M2.

Mechanical risks are defined as any event where an element is in motion and can come into contact with the human body. This context applies primarily to industrial equipment or machinery, but also to tools, fluids, or material projections.

Introduction to the training program focused on regulations relating to mechanical qualifications

• Definition of the rights, duties and obligations of the personnel involved

Perform a mechanical risk assessment

• Integrate the general principles of prevention and safety

Mastering safety signage

• Recognizing prohibition signs, obligations
• Respect the measures: warning, danger, indication
• Familiarize yourself with the labeling of chemical products
• Reading the safety instructions

A look back at mechanical qualification and related authorizations

• Definitions of authorizations
• Overview of the different mechanical authorizations
• Draft the prevention plan

Understanding basic safety instructions

• Ensure the regime is activated
• Clarification on individual and collective protective measures
• Update on alcohol, drug, medication, and tobacco consumption

Definitions of risks according to different situations
work

Statements of first aid and evacuation concepts

A questionnaire is given to trainees at the end of the training. Passing this questionnaire is a prerequisite for receiving an individual certificate of completion.