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Training in the rules that govern your machinery and the work around it

The EU Machinery Regulation, the requirements on control systems and lifting equipment, the product rules in sustainability law, and the work environment rules that apply on the same site. Written for the people who have to apply them, not for people who need to hear about them.

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The Machinery Directive applies until 20 January 2027

After that it is Regulation (EU) 2023/1230 — and being a regulation, it is not rewritten into national law but applies as it stands. Machinery placed on the market after that date has to comply with it.

Four sets of rules to keep track of

The new Machinery Regulation

What (EU) 2023/1230 changes against the Machinery Directive: who becomes the manufacturer, when a rebuild is a substantial modification, and what the technical file has to hold.

Machine safety

Product requirements, control systems and lifting are three layers that apply at once. The map of which requirement sits where, and who here needs which.

EU product regulations

EUDR, PPWR and forest certification: traceability back down the chain, and the documentation that has to exist when the question is asked, not be produced then.

Work environment

The rules governing the work around the machine rather than the machine: the lift, the excavation, the classified zone and the road outside the fence.

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CE Marking & the New Machinery Regulation in Practice (English)

CE Marking & the New Machinery Regulation in Practice (English)

Learn how CE marking works and what the EU's new Machinery Regulation (EU) 2023/1230 requires before 20 January 2027 – with case studies and exercises for your own workplace.

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CE marking and machine safety · 11.6 h

SEK 3,295 excl. VAT

The same regulation, your machinery

The steel industry

Process lines, rebuilds and new plant projects — and the question of who becomes the manufacturer once the line is assembled.

The mining industry

Machinery and installations underground and in open pits, where rebuilding is the rule rather than the exception.

The forest industry

Process lines in sawmills and pulp mills, and machinery rebuilt while in operation.

The concrete industry

Batching plants and precast lines, which are nearly always assemblies of machinery from several suppliers.

How you buy

  1. 1

    Pick a course and a number of licences

    Pay by card or against an invoice. The number of licences is the only thing you have to decide at checkout.

  2. 2

    Hand the licences out yourselves

    They land in the organisation's pool and whoever bought becomes its administrator. Who is going is something you decide afterwards, in the portal.

  3. 3

    The certificate can be checked

    Every course certificate carries its own number. A customer or an inspector can check it without logging in.

Common questions

What we are asked most often before anyone books.

Is it enough for one person here to take the course?
It depends on who does what. The person who designs, the person who buys and the person who accepts the delivery each need different parts of the regulation. That is why there is both a general course and one written for buyers.
We are rebuilding an existing machine — does the regulation apply?
If the modification is substantial you may count as the manufacturer of a new machine, with everything that entails: risk assessment, technical file and CE marking. Where that line runs is one of the things the courses cover.
Are the courses in Swedish?
Yes. The course on CE marking and the Machinery Regulation is also available in English, for organisations whose design or purchasing sits outside Sweden.
Can you run the course at our site?
Yes, on request. Get in touch and we will look at the format — for a group at one site it is usually both cheaper and more relevant than sending everyone separately.

Already know which regulation applies to you?

Then it is just a matter of picking the course. If you are unsure which one fits the role, ask us first.

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