An ANSI Robot Risk Assessment is a systematic evaluation of your industrial robot systems and robotic work cells. It identifies hazards, quantifies risk, and verifies that your safeguards meet current regulatory and consensus standards.
This assessment is required for compliance with ANSI/A3 R15.06-2025, updated in October 2025. Whether you are commissioning a new robotic cell, modifying an existing system, or conducting a periodic review, a documented risk assessment protects your workers and demonstrates regulatory compliance.
Our assessment covers every aspect of your robotic work cell — from initial hazard identification through safeguard verification and operator readiness.
Robotic work cell hazard identification across all operational modes and foreseeable misuse scenarios.
Task-based risk assessment per RIA TR R15.306, evaluating severity, exposure, and avoidance for each identified hazard.
Review of safeguarding measures including barriers, light curtains, safety mats, area scanners, and emergency stops.
Evaluation of lockout/tagout procedures specific to robotic systems, including energy isolation and verification.
Operator training program review and documentation audit for completeness, accuracy, and regulatory alignment.
Work cell layout and reach zone analysis to verify safe distances, restricted spaces, and operator positioning.
Every assessment produces documentation your team can act on immediately — not a generic report that collects dust.
Comprehensive findings document covering every evaluated element of your robotic work cell with clear, actionable language.
Each identified hazard is rated using standardized risk matrices for severity, probability, and exposure frequency.
Specific, standards-referenced recommendations for bringing each finding into full compliance.
A prioritized action plan with recommended timelines, allowing your team to address the highest-risk items first.
Tell us about your robotic systems — what you are running, how many cells, and any specific compliance concerns. We'll scope your assessment and provide a timeline.