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At Grupo TICE, we help companies ensure the safety of their facilities through precise, reliable technical solutions that are aligned with current regulations. Our multidisciplinary engineering team works from a global perspective, rigorously analysing each industrial environment and designing interventions that protect people, optimise operations, and ensure legal compliance.

We develop security projects tailored to each site, integrating engineering, regulatory, and functional criteria to offer consistent and sustainable results over time. As specialists in industrial safety, we accompany our clients from the initial assessment through to the implementation and final validation of each measure, guaranteeing high-quality technical work.

Industrial safety is the set of techniques and measures applied in an industrial setting to prevent accidents.

Industrial Safety according to Grupo TICE

Industrial safety encompasses all technical, organisational and regulatory measures designed to protect people, facilities and processes within a production environment. Its aim is to prevent accidents, reduce risks and ensure that every machine, system or work area operates within the safety parameters required by European legislation.

In an industrial plant, risks do not solely depend on machinery: processes, structures, load handling, electrical systems, potentially hazardous atmospheres, and numerous other factors are involved, all of which must be assessed collectively. Therefore, industrial safety requires a specialised approach, capable of analysing the entire facility and determining which measures are necessary to guarantee everything, from the wellbeing of personnel to operational continuity.

At Grupo TICE, we apply engineering criteria, technical standards, and real-world experience to identify hazards, assess their impact, and define appropriate solutions. The combination of technical analysis, preventative design, and correct implementation allows us to ensure that each installation complies with current legislation and operates with the level of protection demanded by today's industry.

Our Industrial Safety Services

To ensure the safety of every installation, at Grupo TICE we develop specialised solutions ranging from regulatory compliance to machinery modernisation. Each service is carried out by a multidisciplinary team that analyses the plant, identifies risks and implements the necessary measures to comply with current legislation and enhance the protection of people and processes.

Conformity with Royal Decree 1215/1997

We adapt existing machinery to the legal requirements of Royal Decree 1215/1997 through technical assessments, protective measures, and documentation that proves regulatory compliance.
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Risk Assessment UNE-EN ISO 12100

We apply the UNE-EN ISO 12100 methodology to identify hazards, assess risks, and define solutions that ensure the safe use of machinery in any industrial environment.
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ATEX Safety

We analyse facilities with explosion risk, classify ATEX zones and define technical and documentary solutions that guarantee compliance with applicable regulations.
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ISM365: Periodic Safety Inspection

We carry out annual inspections to verify the state of safety systems, detect deviations, and maintain protection measures in optimal condition all year round.
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Industrial Machinery Retrofitting

We modernise obsolete equipment through mechanical, electrical, and safety upgrades, improving its operation, reliability, and regulatory compliance without the need for full machine replacement.
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When to Review Your Company's Industrial Safety

A company must carry out an industrial safety assessment whenever there is a possibility that risks, working conditions, or applicable regulations have changed. TICE Group, We recommend carrying out a full assessment in the following cases:

Incorporation or Modification of Machinery.

Every time new equipment is installed, a machine is relocated, or its operation is modified, it is necessary to review the associated risks and check that the protective measures remain adequate.

Changes in Production Processes.

Variations in workflows, plant extensions, or new operations can generate previously unconsidered risks, making it essential to update the assessment.

Renewal of Regulations or External Audits.

When reference legislation is updated, such as RD 1215/1997 or UNE-EN ISO 12100, the company must verify that its installation continues to comply with legal requirements. It is also advisable to carry out an evaluation before audits, inspections or certifications.

Accidents, Incidents or early warning signs of Risk.

An operational failure, a minor incident or an unexpected stoppage are indications that the safety system needs review. A thorough assessment helps identify the root cause of the problem and prevent it from happening again.

Preventive periodic reviews.

Even if there are no changes or incidents, it is recommended to carry out periodic assessments to maintain the security level and ensure that the systems continue to function correctly.

Benefits of working with Grupo TICE, your Industrial Safety professionals

Specific Advantages of Our Industrial Safety

Collaborating with an industrial safety specialist is key to ensuring a facility complies with regulations, operates safely, and avoids critical operational disruptions. TICE Group, we apply engineering criteria and direct plant experience to offer reliable solutions fully adapted to each client's industrial environment.

Accurate technical assessments based on real regulations.

Our interventions are based on European directives and standards such as UNE-EN ISO 12100 or Royal Decree 1215/1997. This ensures that every decision is made with clear technical criteria and is perfectly aligned with legal obligations.

Global analysis of the installation, not just the machine.

In industrial safety, risks don't always come from a single point. That's why we analyse processes, workflows, protection systems, and usage environments to identify cross-risks and scenarios that other, more limited assessments don't detect.

Applicable Security Solutions on the Plant Floor.

We design protective measures that can be implemented in the client's real-world environment without compromising productivity, ergonomics, or facility operation.

Corrective Measures Combining Safety and Operational Continuity.

Each proposed improvement is assessed from a technical and operational standpoint, ensuring it increases the security level without creating new bottlenecks or affecting production capacity.

Comprehensive and Audited Safety Documentation.

We produce manuals, technical files, evaluation reports, and certificates that attest to the compliance of equipment or installations with inspections, external bodies, and insurers.

Support in Implementation and final Validation.

We monitor the implementation of safety measures and verify their effectiveness, ensuring that the level of protection achieved is adequate for the machinery, operators, and production process.

Technical Experience and Guarantee in Industrial Safety

At Grupo TICE, we have a solid track record in industrial safety applied to productive environments, helping companies to identify, control and reduce risks associated with machinery, processes and industrial facilities.

Our engineering team intervenes with a technical and practical approach, combining risk assessment, equipment suitability, definition of protective measures, and verification of regulatory compliance. We analyse each installation in its real context of use, proposing solutions that improve safety without compromising operations or productivity.

We don't just issue reports: we act directly on the installation when necessary, adapting protections, safety systems, and procedures to ensure that working conditions comply with current legislation and applicable technical criteria.

This comprehensive approach provides our clients with legal certainty, technical reliability, and operational continuity, underpinned by specialised engineering and proven experience in real-world industrial safety, not just theoretical knowledge.

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Industrial Safety Project Work Methodology

Our methodology combines engineering, technical analysis, and regulations to ensure that each industrial installation achieves the necessary level of safety. The process is clear, structured, and allows for reliable and verifiable results from the outset.

Initial Facility Assessment.

We conducted a technical visit to understand the environment, processes, workflows, and the interaction between operators, machinery, and risk areas. This initial diagnosis allows us to identify critical safety points.

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Information Gathering and Documentary Review.

We gather plans, manuals, certificates, previous reports, and any other elements necessary to understand the current state of the facility. This step ensures a rigorous assessment that is aligned with applicable regulations.

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Technical Evaluation and Risk Level Assignment.

We apply engineering criteria and standards such as RD 1215/1997 and UNE-EN ISO 12100 to identify hazards, estimate risks, and define which measures are mandatory, recommended, or critical for system safety.

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Proposal for actions and Design of Protection Measures.

We define concrete, technical, mechanical, electrical, or organisational solutions, which allow us to correct deficiencies and increase the protection level of the installation without compromising its operation or productivity.

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Implementation, Monitoring and Final Validation.

We accompany the client throughout the execution of each measure and verify its correct implementation. We finalise the process with technical validation and documentation confirming the installation's regulatory compliance.

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FAQs About Our Industrial Security Service

What responsibilities does a company have if its machinery does not comply with industrial safety regulations?

When a machine does not comply with industrial safety regulations, the company is responsible for ensuring its suitability before putting it into use. This implies assuming possible administrative sanctions, responding legally in the event of an accident, and facing the consequences arising from official audits or inspections. Furthermore, problems may arise with insurers if it is proven that the equipment did not meet minimum safety requirements at the time of the incident. At an operational level, non-compliance can lead to unexpected shutdowns, loss of productivity, and the obligation to carry out urgent and more costly adjustments. TICE Group, we help companies avoid these situations through rigorous technical assessments and solutions that ensure regulatory compliance from the outset.

What signs indicate that a plant needs an industrial safety upgrade?

There are clear indications that an industrial plant requires a safety review. Among the most common are repeated minor incidents, sporadic equipment failures, or situations where operators work with doubts about procedures or the actual condition of the machinery. It is also a warning sign when noises, vibrations, or abnormal behaviour occur in equipment, or when production suffers minor interruptions for no apparent reason. Another important indication is the lack of updated documentation, incomplete manuals, or safety measures that do not comply with current regulatory requirements. If any of these situations are detected, it is highly recommended to carry out a technical assessment to identify risks and implement improvements before they become a major problem. At Grupo TICE, we analyse the plant with a global approach to determine the origin of each signal and propose solutions that strengthen safety and operational continuity.

Who can perform a valid and certifiable industrial safety assessment?

An industrial safety assessment is only valid when carried out by a qualified technical team, with specific training in European regulations and direct experience in industrial environments. A visual inspection or basic check is not enough: the assessment must be supported by engineers capable of correctly applying standards such as RD 1215/1997, UNE-EN ISO 12100, and the rest of the legal requirements applicable to each installation.

Furthermore, for the report to be certifiable and valid for audits, inspections, or insurers, the assessment must include risk analysis, proposals for corrective measures, and structured technical documentation. At Grupo TICE, we have a multidisciplinary team ready to carry out comprehensive and traceable assessments, guaranteeing that the result complies with all the technical and regulatory criteria required.

A industrial safety project generates the following documentation:* **Risk Assessment:** Identification and evaluation of potential hazards and risks. * **Safety Study/Report:** Detailed analysis of risks and proposed mitigation measures. * **Emergency Plan:** Procedures for responding to emergencies, including evacuation plans. * **Safety Procedures/Manuals:** Step-by-step instructions for safe operation of equipment and processes. * **Training Materials:** Documentation for educating employees on safety protocols. * **Work Permits:** Authorisation for specific high-risk tasks. * **Inspection and Maintenance Records:** Documentation of safety equipment checks and maintenance. * **Incident Investigation Reports:** Records of accidents or near misses and corrective actions. * **Safety Signage and Labels:** Information displayed to warn of hazards and indicate safety equipment. * **Compliance Documentation:** Evidence that the project meets relevant safety regulations and standards. * **Technical Specifications for Safety Equipment:** Details of safety devices and systems. * **Safety Audits:** Reports on the effectiveness of implemented safety measures. * **Management of Change (MOC) documentation:** Records of changes to processes or equipment and their safety implications.

An industrial safety project must include technical documentation that allows for verifiable proof that the facility complies with current regulations and that the implemented measures are adequate for controlling risks. This documentation typically includes the risk analysis carried out according to applicable standards, the technical justification for each protection measure, the plans or diagrams necessary for understanding the adopted solution, and the final reports describing the achieved safety level.

It can also include photographic evidence, test records, user instructions related to safety, and recommendations for the maintenance of the implemented systems. The objective is for the company to have a clear and traceable file that can be presented for audits, labour inspections, or to insurers. At Grupo TICE, we prepare all this documentation with a practical and structured approach, facilitating its understanding and guaranteeing its technical validity.

How often should the security systems of a facility be reviewed?

The frequency of review for safety systems depends on the type of installation, the machinery used, and the level of risk associated with each process. However, in industrial environments, it is recommended to carry out a complete review periodically to ensure that the protection measures continue to function correctly and that there are no deviations caused by use, wear and tear, or changes in production.

Many companies opt for an annual review as part of their prevention plans, although additional inspections may be necessary when new equipment is incorporated, a process is modified, or any sign that could compromise safety is detected. At Grupo TICE, we adapt the frequency to the characteristics of each plant to ensure that safety systems are kept up-to-date and aligned with current regulations.

Can an engineering solution improve industrial safety without replacing old machinery?

Yes. In many cases, it is possible to improve industrial safety without replacing old machinery. When equipment remains functional but does not meet current requirements, specialist engineering can apply adaptation measures to upgrade its level of protection. These improvements can include guarding systems, stop devices, safer electrical solutions, structural reviews, or modifications to reduce risks identified during the assessment.

These types of interventions, known as retrofitting or safety upgrades, allow for the extension of the machine's useful life, compliance with regulations, and the maintenance of operational continuity without incurring the cost of a full replacement. At Grupo TICE, we analyse each piece of equipment individually to determine which improvements can be applied and design tailored solutions that guarantee safe and compliant operation according to current regulations.

What is the cost of an industrial security service?

The cost of an industrial safety service varies depending on the type of facility, the amount of machinery involved, and the complexity of the processes that need to be evaluated. There is no standard price, as each plant requires a different level of analysis and protection measures tailored to its specific risks. Factors such as available documentation, the condition of the equipment, and whether subsequent adjustments or improvements are necessary also influence the cost.

At Grupo TICE, we carry out an individual assessment of each case to offer a quote that is tailored and consistent with the company's actual needs. If you would like to know the approximate cost for your installation, we can guide you with an initial consultation and assess what type of intervention you require.

How can I request a consultation to assess the industrial safety of my company?

Requesting a consultation is very straightforward. At Grupo TICE, we offer an initial meeting where we analyse your situation, understand the type of installation, and define the scope of the industrial safety assessment. To start the process, simply get in touch with our team via the web form, email, or telephone.

Once we receive your request, one of our specialist engineers will review your case and advise on the information needed to proceed: from a description of the process to photographs or basic machinery data. This will allow us to provide you with precise guidance and prepare a technical proposal tailored to the real needs of your plant.

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