Training & Resources
Current Courses:
Machinery Directive: CE Marking for Users & Suppliers of Machines and Safety Components
EMC for Design Engineers
Electromagnetic Fields and Human Health
Electrostatics in The Manufacturing Environment

We deliver training in conjunction with SQT and Engineers Ireland.
Please contact us for further information.
Courses Information
Machinery Directive
CE Marking for Users & Suppliers of Machines and Safety Components
This course provides an overview of the legislative position on CE Marking of Machinery/Safety Components, including the Low Voltage & EMC Directives. It also covers the technical and procedural aspects involved in Machinery Directive assessments, including testing requirements.
- Structure and implement a CE Marking Safety Strategy
- Understand the technical requirements of the Machinery & related EU Directives
- Understand the legislation with regard to Machinery & related EU Directives
- Interpret compliance requirements/standards and implement them during design, development, manufacture, operation and maintenance of machinery
EMC for Design Engineers
Our training courses provide the design engineer and manager with the working knowledge of standards and compliance requirements to define their product development policy.
The courses provide a good working knowledge of EMC so that the engineer can incorporate the EMC design features necessary to minimise the cost of meeting the EMC Directive. The course covers standards, testing, shielding, cabling, pcb design and filtering.
CEI is running a PCB Design Course in conjunction with MIDAS.
This 4 day EMC Design course provides a good outline of the basics of EM theory and common EMC problems. It will cover all aspects of equipment design necessary to ensure a compliant design with a particular emphasis on PCB design and the implications of the various components. The course will include practical demonstrations and workshops.
Due to demand this course is run regularly.
Electromagnetic Fields and Human Health
This course covers aspects from the basics to interpretation of the guideline standards.
- The latest information on EU legislation and international standards organisations
- The characteristics of EMFs over the electromagnetic spectrum and typical sources
- The basis of the guideline limits
- An overview of research activities into subtle biological effects
- An understanding of the measuring techniques and the use of measurement equipment
- An ability to identify hazards
- Measurement techniques
- Mitigation techniques
Electrostatics in the Manufacturing Enviroment
The control of electrostatic levels during the manufacturing process is an essential part of quality assurance. It is of paramount importance to ensure good production yields and the prevention of latent failures which will result in product returns.
This one day course provides a comprehensive coverage of the subject and will include practical demonstrations of ESD scenarios and measuring techniques.
- Thoroughly understand the generation and action of ESD events.
- Understand the protection philosophy and design of electrostatic protected areas.
- Understand the measurement techniques.
- Understand the application of appropriate quality control measures.
Accreditations
To ensure your peace of mind that our compliance testing reports are internationally accredited, read more about our international accreditations.

Compliance Engineering International
Clonross, Dunshaughlin, Co Meath,
A85 XN59, Ireland
T: +353 1 8017000
F: +353 1 8256733
8, Greenan Road, Randalstown, Co Antrim.
BT41 3LP, Northern Ireland.
Tel: + 44 28 94 95 96 97