FANUC Handling Tool Practice Test

The safety standard that is often referenced for robotic systems, including FANUC, is ISO 10218. This standard specifically addresses the safety requirements for industrial robots and their applications, ensuring that robotic systems are designed and operated in a manner that minimizes risks to operators and nearby personnel.

ISO 10218 provides guidelines on safety measures throughout the lifecycle of the robotic system, from design and manufacturing to installation and operation. It includes requirements for risk assessment and the implementation of appropriate safety measures, which are crucial for protecting workers in environments where robots operate. Understanding and adhering to this standard is essential for compliance with safety regulations and ensuring a safe working environment in facilities that use robotic technology.

The other standards listed, while important in their own contexts—like ISO 9001 for quality management and ISO 14001 for environmental management—do not specifically address the safety aspects of robotic systems. Likewise, ISO 45001 focuses on occupational health and safety but is broader in scope and not limited to robots. Therefore, ISO 10218 is the correct choice for ensuring safety in the use of robotic systems like FANUC.