RISE SMP Swedish Machinery Testing Institute AB

RISE SMP Swedish Machinery Testing Institute AB is rated 3 out of 5 in the category machinery. Read and write reviews about RISE SMP Swedish Machinery Testing Institute AB. RISE SMP Swedish Machinery Testing Institute offers a range of services in machine safety and environmental safety. We work on issues that are related to the CE marking of machines and production lines; we are accredited for inspection, certification and testing; and we are a notified body in a number of fields. We carry out a variety of environmental checks and offer tailored training courses in machine safety. Our engine laboratory analyses exhaust emissions and tests performance. Our test laboratories test and certify chainsaws, hand-held machines, forestry machines, safety cabins and safety clothing, and also conduct sound and vibration measurements. We carry our safety inspections on construction machines, lifting devices, gates, lifts and escalators, and conduct registration and routine inspections on working machinery. RISE SMP Swedish Machinery Testing Institute has over 120 years of experience and unique expertise in inspection, certification and testing. We offer complete solutions that cover the entire production chain: from the machines in the factory to the CE-marked end products and throughout the service life of machines. Our independence and impartiality provide a guarantee that our services meet the highest standards of objectivity and integrity, and are therefore free from any undue outside influence. Our vision is to be: First for Safety. RISE SMP Swedish Machinery Testing Institute has over 70 employees, of which around 50 are inspection engineers who form a nationwide field organization. RISE SMP Svensk Maskinprovning AB is a subsidiary of RISE Research Institutes of Sweden AB, an independent, state-owned research institute that employs 2,500 people. The RISE Group offers complete solutions for inspection, certification, testing, calibration, research, development and innovation. Read more at www.smp.nu and www.ri.se