The Machinery Directive(Article 5 paragraph 1) requires the manufacturer or his authorised representative to ensure that the machine satisfies the relevant essential health and safety requirements set out in Annex I. Annex 1 also requires that a risk assessment be carried out.
Lifting equipment manufacturers may carry out proof tests routinely or as a batch test in line with their own QA/QC procedures, but for goods for sale in the EU a minimum requirements is that of the Machinery Directive.
For the purposes of the Directive, machinery means an assembly consisting of linked parts or components, at least one of which moves, and which are joined together for a specific application see Article 2 of the Machinery Directive.
Machinery safety expertise- Pilz US In accordance with the Machinery Directive(MD) 2006/42/EC, an authorised representative is a person who has received a mandate from the manufacturer to perform on his behalf all or part of the obligations and formalities connected with this directive..
According to Article 5 of the Machinery Directive(MD), before a machine is placed on the market or put into service, the manufacturer must ensure that it satisfies the relevant essential health and safety requirements.
Application of such standards alone, although providing an essential framework for the correct application of the Machinery Directive, is not sufficient to ensure conformity with the relevant essential health and safety requirements of the Directive and therefore does not give a full presumption of conformity.
The provisions of the Machine Directive affect all manufacturers, distributing companies and, by extension, machine operators as well. Take advantage of the VDE Institute's expertise to safely design your machines, appliances, plants and components.
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Some key points are explained in greater detail: More in-depth target group analysis More specific security information More user-friendly troubleshooting"Up-to-date publication media", i.e. either printed on paper or"as an electronic data medium, provided with the machine" Once published as EN ISO 20607, the standard becomes the first standard harmonised with the Machinery Directive to contain specific requirements for designing instruction handbooks.
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