What did CIRSMA provide for you?

• A detailed risk estimation system;
• A pre-defined OEM/Integrator risk assessment/reduction system;
• A pre-defined facility risk assessment/reduction system;
• A complete document management system;
• An intuitive, user friendly, safety management system;
• A utility that will facilitate the creation of safety documentation within an efficient and controlled electronic environment;
• Clear, concise reports that can easily be interpreted by engineers, equipment owners, health and safety professionals, and health and safety committees.

What's New?

The release of CIRSMA V3.0.0 incorporates many new features and improvements that are based on international market requirements and customer feedback.

Additional features include:

• Risk estimation alignment with ISO 14121;
• Risk reduction through hazardous event elimination;
• Risk reduction according to the methodology of ISO 12100-1;
• Residual risk outputs provide guidance for training and instruction requirements;
• New human resource administration screen;
• Employee training assignment and tracking system;
• Automatic employee training and qualification evaluation, with feedback;
• Task assignment system with e-mail notification;
• Secure database login for users;
• CIRSMA user administration;
• Satisfies international safety requirements;
• Custom reports capability;
• Tab browsing for system navigation;
• Automatic spell check.

Safety Management

CIRSMA can provide a competitive advantage to facilities that are facing increased costs due to rising insurance premiums and lost production time. The CIRSMA safety management system will enable your company to target the systems that pose the highest degree of risk. This will allow remediation plans to be developed and implemented before an accident occurs. Don't let industrial equipment hazards put your corporate viability at risk. Being on the leading edge of industrial safety technology can help to enhance profitability in the future.

International Harmonization

Global trade has placed equipment manufacturers in a very challenging situation. The equipment manufacturing community is receiving pressure from end user production facilities to provide formal risk assessment documentation. The risk assessment often must be based on the regulations of the destination country rather than the country of origin. CIRSMA provides a cost effective method of creating and managing risk assessment documents by providing international control circuit performance selection lists based on EN954, ANSI/RIA R15.06, CSA Z432, CSA Z434, and ISO 13849-1. Companies that manufacture equipment for the international market should take advantage of this opportunity to increase their market share buy offering risk assessment  documents as a component of the equipment technical file.

Why Perform a Comprehensive Risk Assessment?

Employee safety is an employer responsibility. However, equipment manufacturers are obligated to assess the user's needs and to ensure that the design of the equipment is consistent with the user's specifications. Risk assessment can help to ensure that both parties understand each others expectations. If hazards exist protective measures are required. If the manufacturer's risk assessment documentation can not be obtained, a formal evaluation of the risk and the risk reduction measures is required by the user. CIRSMA helps to ensure that this process is performed consistently.

For more information, go to http://www.industrialsafetyintegration.com/ or contact Industrial Safety Integration, head office telephone 519-848-6235 (Ontario, Canada), e-mail sales@industrialsafetyintegration.com.