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Machinery Safety - is the Pilz/TUV CMSE course recognised within industry?

Paul Bridgeman
Hi All,


I have been looking for a course for myself and a few of my colleagues with regards to machinery safety etc. because we manufacture in-house test rigs and production machinery  - although we CE mark these we could all do with some more advanced training in safety & legislation.


I have found a 'CMSE' (Certified Machinery Safety Expert) course provided by Pilz and certified by TUV - has anyone heard of or completed this course?

Is there an alternative to this?

Your help would be much appreciated - Thanks
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    I have done the CMSE course, and IMHO it is recognised and worthwhile.

    There are others, my re-cert is up in the new year, and I intend to do that, as long as my health holds up.

    For what I do I am also looking at the TUV FSEng course, probably through Rockwell.

    I think there are slight differences and also that the courses complement each other.

    HSE also do a 4 day series on machinery which is good for beginners.

    The CMSE & FSEng are not entry level courses.

    They also do not give you all the skills and competence you need, but they do give a good understanding of the basics legislation etc. upon which to start building your competence.
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    I have done the CMSE course, and IMHO it is recognised and worthwhile.

    There are others, my re-cert is up in the new year, and I intend to do that, as long as my health holds up.

    For what I do I am also looking at the TUV FSEng course, probably through Rockwell.

    I think there are slight differences and also that the courses complement each other.

    HSE also do a 4 day series on machinery which is good for beginners.

    The CMSE & FSEng are not entry level courses.

    They also do not give you all the skills and competence you need, but they do give a good understanding of the basics legislation etc. upon which to start building your competence.
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