Our laser safety services include laser safety training, FDA reports, laser testing and LED testing, consultancy and risk assessments. Working laser safety since 1987, we are able to offer the highest quality of laser safety services. Lasermet Laser Safety Solutions is the only UKAS Accredited Test House certified to test lasers to BS EN 60825-1 and LEDs to BS EN 62471.
A Laser Protection Adviser (LPA) carries out or reviews the laser risk assessment, calculates hazard distances and eyewear requirements, writes Local Rules (the site-specific safety procedures), advises on engineering controls like enclosures and interlocks, and audits compliance. Lasermet’s RPA2000 qualified team of Laser Protection Advisers are here to work with you to ensure that laser…
Delivering comprehensive laser safety training to the latest laser safety standards, European Directives, and UK Law All of our laser safety training is now available online and delivered by our in-house consultants or RPA2000 certified LPAs. You can opt to join one of our scheduled sessions or create a bespoke online package of training based…
In the USA laser safety is dealt with by regulations which are part of federal law as opposed to Europe where manufacturers self-certify to various product standards. CDRH, which is part of the FDA (Food and Drugs Administration), has the task of enforcing the regulations. The laser product regulation is known as 21 CFR 1040.10. The…
Laser Safety Consultancy Navigating laser safety standards and regulatory requirements can be complex, particularly during product development or when managing laser systems in the workplace. Our consultancy provides practical, independent advice to help organisations understand their obligations, minimise risk, and achieve compliance with relevant international standards. Whether you’re developing a new laser product, operating laser…
Lasers and LEDs have been classified according to their hazard since the 1970s in the standard IEC 825 (later IEC 60825). In 2005 LEDs were shifted into IEC 62471-1:2005 “Photobiological safety of lamps and lamps systems”. The measurement conditions for this standard were set at 200 mm with varying fields of view based on risk…
In 2014 the most recent version of the standard came out. This revised how pulse lasers were handled as well as introducing the new Class 1C. In addition the Condition 2 measurement of 70 mm was removed and now the closest distance for measurement is the Naked Eye condition (condition 3) at 100 mm. In…
Our laser safety audits are designed to ensure that your organisation operates in accordance with best practice with regard to the safety of lasers, LEDs and other optical hazards in order to minimise the risk of personal injury to staff or third parties. They are also designed to ensure that you and your organisation are…
Laser Enclosures Installed Across the World Lasermet provide a comprehensive installation service for all our laser safety products. This ranges from a simple installation of a laser blocking curtain, right up to installing complex multi-function Interlock® systems and assembly of room-sized Class 1 laser enclosures. Lasermet design, manufacture, install, and commission laser safety systems for…
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