Show the complete machine.
Include surrounding floor space and how products enter and leave.
Start a guarding project
Share the machine, hazard, access requirement and timescale. Photographs and a line layout help us identify the right next step before a site visit.

Prepare for a useful review
Good evidence helps distinguish a desktop review from a site survey and makes the first engineering conversation more focused.
Include surrounding floor space and how products enter and leave.
Describe production, changeover, cleaning, fault recovery and maintenance access.
Share run-down, current interlocks and what happens when existing guards open.
Include location, hygiene requirements, shutdown windows and target dates.
Representative application photography.
Planning a guarding project?
Send photographs, a layout and a short description. Oxford Machine Guarding will help define whether the next step is a desktop review, site survey or guarding concept.