ISO/TC 127 Standards For Construction and

Mining Machines

Dan Roley

Chair ISO/TC 127

2014-10-07

Outline of Presentation

ISO/TC 127 Standards Scope

Safety Process

Standards Development Process

Current Standards Projects

Autonomous Machine System Safety

ISO/TC 127 Earth Moving Machines

Machines Used in Mining and Construction

for Excavating, Loading, Transporting,

Spreading and Compacting Earth, Rock

and Other Materials.

ISO/TC 127 for Earth Moving Machines

ISO/TC 127 for Earth Moving Machines Was

Formed in 1968 to Respond to the Need for

Global Standards.

Objective - Develop a Complete Set of ISO

Standards That Could Be Used As the Basis for

National Standards and Regulations

Approximately 150 ISO/TC 127 Standards Have

Been Published to Address Commercial Needs

and All Safety Risks

ISO/TC 127 Is Currently Revising 15 and

Developing 15 New Standards to Address

Smaller, Larger and New Types of Machines, New

Technologies and New Applications.

Value of Safety Standards

1. Define Acceptable Safety Levels

To Quantify Safety Expectations of Health And

Safety Organizations and Machine Users

To Establish Acceptable Safety Levels for Machine

Designers

2. Promote Single Global Requirements

3. Establish a Level of Safety To Allow Machines

to Be Known as “Safe Machines”, Not

“Hazardous Machines”

4. To Enable Manufacturers to Self Declare

Conformity to Standards and Regulations to

Reduce Machine Costs

Define Safety Risks Create ISO Standards

Conformity Assessment

Safety Regulations

Certification

Zero Injury/Harm Goal

Construction and Mining

Machine Safety Process

Worksite Risk Assessment

and Safety Process

ISO Standards To Address Safety Risks

Objective – Address All Safety Risks for Operators, Mechanics, and People Around Machines

Obtain Input From Machine Users, Health and Safety Experts, and Manufacturers

Define Acceptable Performance Criteria to Address All Safety Risks for Machines

Create Global Standards in ISO/TC 127 Develop Standards to Address Specific Safety

Risks (brakes, steering, access systems, visibility, controls, etc.)

Cover All Safety Risks in a Single Standard that References the Specific Risk Standards - ISO 20474 General Machine Safety Standard

ISO/TC 127 Participants

• National Standards Body Staff

• Trade Association Staff

• Health and Safety Bodies

• Testing Agencies

• Manufacturers

• Machine Users

• Regulators

PWI NWI WD CD DIS FDIS ISO

0-months --- --- 6-months 18-months 24-months

Ad-hoc

Group

Members

Prepare

First

Proposal

TC

Members

Vote on

Need for

and Scope

of Proposal

Internal WG

Preparation

TC

Member

Voting and

Comments

Public

Enquiry

All NSB’s

Voting

Public

Enquiry

Editorial

Comments

Only

Publication

WG

Comments

Resolution

WG

Comments

Resolution

ISO Process/Timeline

0-months 6-months 12-months 18-months 30-months 36-months

0-months 6-months 12-months 24-months 43-months 48-months

Accelerated

Normal

Enlarged

ISO Standards Being Revised

ISO 3449 – FOPS and Operator Guards

ISO 5006 - Visibility

ISO 5010 – Steering

ISO 6405 Parts1 - 2 – Symbols

ISO 6393-96 - Noise

ISO 7096 – Seat Vibrations

ISO 7136, 8811 and 8812 – Nomenclature

ISO 8643 – Linkage Lowering Control Device

ISO 12117 – Excavator ROPS

ISO 10261 – PIN

ISO 10968 - Controls

ISO 12509 – Lighting

ISO 13766 - EMC

ISO 16001 - Object detection systems ISO 20474 – General Machine Safety

ISO 25398 – Machine Vibrations

New ISO Standards Being Developed ISO 10987 NWIP Sustainability – Second Phase: Reman, Used

Machines, GHG

ISO 10906 - Component level tests for external auditory warning

devices, performance and recommended applications

ISO 11152 – Machine Energy Use

ISO 12117-2 – Excavator TOPS

ISO 13031 - Quick couplers – Safety

ISO 13649 - Fire Safety

ISO 14990-1/3 - Safety of Electric Drive

ISO 15818 – Lifting and Tie Down

ISO 16417-1 – Hydraulic Breakers Nomenclature

ISO 17253 – Safety for Machine Roading

ISO 17757 - Autonomous Machine Safety

ISO 19014 - Control system safety -- Risk

assessment and determination of performance level

ISO 19296 - Underground Mining Mobile Machine

Safety ISO 19948 – Conformity Assessment Process

Supervision

System RC

Mission Planner

Tag

Access Controls

External Reference --

GPS -- LASER -- Etc

Monitored Manned Machine

Situational Awarenss User Interface POSE Comms

Access Points

Situational Awareness

Site Safety

Terrain / Hazard Map

Access Points

Communication/

Network

On-Board

Network

Safety

Machine Controls Steering, Braking, Implements, Electrical, Etc

Perception POSE Navigation Task

Planner

Situational Awareness Mode Indication Remote Stop On Board Shut Down Obstacle Detection & Classification Fire Suppression

GNSS Inertial Relative

LASER Radar Camera Tactile Ultrasonic

Access Points

Un-Monitored People / Machine

Comm

Operations

General Safety