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Machine Safety Verification and Validation

Ensure your machine safeguarding is compliant and safe with expert TEG Risk Verification and Validation Services for upgraded machines and Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) / supplied equipment.
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Once you’ve completed Machine Safety Risk Assessments for your plant or site, and implemented the required fixes, upgrades or design changes to your machinery, you’ll need independent equipment validation which is by nature a highly technical task. TEG Risk is your team of independent validation consultants who can review upgraded machinery and OEM equipment to ensure that safety design has been implemented correctly, your machines work safely, and meet current safety requirements.

Meeting The Internal Requirements Of Our Individual Clients


Our Verification and Validation Services ensure we meet the internal requirements of our individual clients. We can validate work in accordance with international regulations, as well as current safety standards (AS /NZS 4024) and ISO variants:

  • Safety concepts (ISO 12100 / AS NZS 4024.1201)
  • Mechanical aspects (e.g. ISO 13857)
  • Functional safety elements, including safety controller software (ISO 13849).

TEG Risk Machine Safety Validation Checklist For Upgraded Machinery And OEM Equipment


  • All of the risks have been suitably evaluated
  • The right conceptual solutions are specified for your machinery to safeguard those risks
  • Those solutions have been designed technically and correctly
  • Those solutions implemented on your machinery or equipment correctly address risks and meet the necessary safety requirement specifications
  • A compliant and safe manufacturing site or plant.
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Case study

Supporting CHEP’s Machine Safety Project with our Independent Verification

We helped CHEP, a multinational pallet pooling provider, to evaluate their equipment across a network of service centres in Australia and New Zealand. TEG Risk carried out detailed assessments and developed standard solutions that were applied across sites with similar equipment.

Our expertise in machine safety meant we clearly defined in Scopes of Works the requirements and deliverables as far as documentation and validation by the suppliers was. This allowed TEG Risk to carry out verification activities throughout the design and build process and identify issues before they were built and provide a high degree of assurance.

This approach ensured that CHEP’s expectations were fully met, achieving a 100% score on their internal guarding assessment tool and complying with local standards.

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What Is The ISO Standard For Machine Safety?


The main ISO standard for machine safety is ISO 12100 (the same as AS /NZS 4024.1201), which outlines general principles for designing safe machinery and reducing risks throughout its lifecycle.

It provides a structured framework for hazard identification, risk assessment, and implementation of protective measures to ensure worker safety.

What Is Machine Verification?


Machine safety verification is the process of checking that all safety measures, controls, and systems on machinery are correctly implemented and functioning as specified earlier in the design process.

It is usually carried out throughout the whole design and build process ensures compliance with standards - in essence “Did we build it right?”

What Is Validation In Machine Safety?


Validation is more about “Did we build the right thing and is it safe?” In the context of machine safety and more specifically functional safety, it relates to the systematic review of the safety circuits with fault and functional testing to ensure a safe machine has been built - in essence “Did we build it safely?”
Case study

Enhancing Safety Standards for Gypsum Technologies

Gypsum Technologies (Gyptech) is a global company specialising in the manufacture of wallboard-making plants and machinery for the building sector. TEG Risk’s involvement delivered several significant benefits for Winstone Wallboards (WWB), including enhanced safety, efficient processes, clear communication, cost savings, and timely SOP development.

A key client requirement from WWB was that all the machinery needed to be validated in wet commissioning before it could be handed over to operators.  This was a vast undertaking with tight time constraints.  The collaboration between Gyptech and TEG Risk meant a  comprehensive validation process was able to be completed across over 10,000 safety functions in a timely fashion. 

This allowed the project to be delivered on time and assurance given to WWB that their plant was now safe to use.

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Why Choose TEG Risk To Manage Your Machine Safety Verification and Validation?


We Are Safety Engineering Experts

When it comes to safety engineering, TEG Risk's world class team is highly skilled in technical, industrial workplace health and safety.

Our Engineers have extensive, specialist and practical industry experience supported by a variety of industry leading training and certifications in machinery, functional safety, HAZOP and Hazardous Areas.

We Are Experienced Engineers

We have decades of experience between us, and pride ourselves on practical solutions.

As experts in specification, planning, prioritisation and project management, we always suggest solutions and programmes that not only comply, but are practical and make the best use of your resources and budget.

We Add Value To Your Workplace Safety

Our team identifies and prioritises risks using structured assessments and advanced tools like MinRisk, then translates findings into cost-effective, actionable plans.

Whether it's machine guarding, hazardous area compliance, or safety in design, we help clients reduce incidents, meet regulatory obligations, and protect their most valuable asset: their people.

We Work As Part Of Your Health And Safety Team

We tailor our processes and reporting to suit your team's requirements. Stakeholder engagement is a priority for us and we spend time on the factory floor, talking to your operators and understanding your processes to deliver the exact solutions your company needs.

We establish your objectives and how best to deliver those, so we work efficiently and  effectively, minimising disruption and providing results or outcomes that you can more easily integrate into your existing systems.