Two Machinex Employees Receive CMSE Title

CMSE is a globally recognized license that enables a 360-degree approach to machinery safety.

Waste360 Staff, Staff

June 13, 2018

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Two Machinex Employees Receive CMSE Title

Machinex has announced its commitment to safety with two recently nominated employees, Sébastien Delisle and Jonathan Fortier, who are now accredited by the international valid TÜV NORD Certification and are now able to be titled as CMSE (Certified Machinery Safety Expert). CMSE is a globally recognized license that enables a 360-degree approach to machinery safety.

Both already work daily to guarantee that Machinex systems fulfill all laws and regulations. This certification confirms their competence to advise on the safety of machinery, entire plants and factories. They have extensive knowledge of machinery lifecycles, from risk assessment through the development of safety concepts and the application of functional safety principles, to the actual implementation to ensure compliance with applicable legislation.

“At Machinex, we have always considered the importance of safety in the manufacturing and improvement of our equipment,” said Machinex CEO Pierre Paré in a statement. “To be recognized as a CMSE is a great achievement for our employees and it brings Machinex to a higher level of safety.”

Delisle and Fortier are also National Waste & Recycling Association members who serve actively on the ANSI Z245 Drafting Committee that exists especially for the recycling industry. This ANSI series covers recycling facilities, baling/compacting/sorting systems, size reduction equipment and all required operations of a plant cycle life.

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