The Machinery Directive – how RISE can help you

The new Machinery Regulation (EU 2023/1230) will enter into force on 20 January 2027. It introduces stricter requirements for safety, cybersecurity and AI functions in machinery. RISE helps you understand, prepare for and meet the requirements so that you can CE mark your products on time and with confidence.

The Machinery Regulation imposes higher requirements on safety, digital functions and documentation. Interpreting the correct standards, conducting risk analyses and preparing documentation for CE marking is time-consuming and technically complex.

Inadequate preparation can lead to delays, increased costs and products not being allowed to be sold within the EU. The new regulation requires you to have full control over both technical and legal aspects – from safety features to certification.

RISE is here to assist you

RISE has extensive experience in helping companies navigate EU regulations. We are active in European standardisation committees and have in-depth expertise in machine safety, CE marking and technical documentation.

Our services – tailored to the Machinery Directive

We offer a complete range of services to help you meet the requirements of both the Machinery Directive and the new Machinery Regulation:

Risk analyses and functional testing
Independent evaluation of machinery and safety functions
Guidance on particularly hazardous machinery in accordance with Annex IV
CE marking support for machinery, production lines and lifting equipment
Tailor-made training courses and safety reviews
Expert support on cyber security and AI requirements
EC type approval for logic units through our work as a notified body

Get in touch with us today

Whether you need help with a single machine or an entire production line, we offer solutions tailored to your needs – always with a focus on safety, compliance and future-proofing.

Contact us today!