Pneumatic circuits are usually only one part of a machine that could pose potential hazards. The standard addresses the control of a machine and not the actual moving components (i.e. The standard developed within ISO (ISO 13849) outlines the process by which machine builders can develop their own standard for meeting the guidelines with the goal of making machines as safe as possible. The engineers/designers can then develop the appropriate preventive measures to minimize the risk to acceptable levels. The next step is to do a risk estimate and evaluation of each hazard. The first step is to look at the project and identify any potential hazards and risks for injury. The process involves designers of all systems within a machine and/or process from mechanical to electrical.
The design of safe pneumatic circuits begins with a careful risk assessment.
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