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EU Training Programme for Turkish Chamber Executives on Machinery Compliance

Join us for an insightful training programme led by Mr. Henk de Pauw, Eurochambres expert, focusing on the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC. Taking place in Ankara on June 18 and Istanbul on June 19, 2009, this training will cover definitions, safety components, CE marking, and self-certification processes essential for compliance. Understand the scope of the directive, its updates, and the responsibilities of manufacturers. Gain valuable knowledge to ensure your machinery products meet EU standards. For more information, visit www.eurochambres.eu.

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EU Training Programme for Turkish Chamber Executives on Machinery Compliance

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  1. The EU Training Programmefor Turkish Chamber ExecutivesMachinery Mr Henk de Pauw, Eurochambres expert henk.depauw@certif.be Ankara, 18 June 2009 Istanbul, 19 June 2009 www.eurochambres.eu Eurochambres • Chamber House • 19 A/D Avenue des Arts • B-1000 Brussels • BelgiumTel: +32 (0)2 282 08 50 • Fax +32 (0)2 230 00 38 • Email: eurochambres@eurochambres.eu

  2. Before CE

  3. After CE

  4. When is a product a "machine" ? • Are the following products a "machine" ?

  5. Are the following products a "machine" ?

  6. Are the following products a "machine" ?

  7. Are the following products a "machine" ?

  8. Are the following products a "machine" ?

  9. Definition of a machine • An assembly of linked parts or components • At least one of the components moves • joined together for a specific application

  10. What Else ? • Safety Components • Lifting Eqpt.

  11. Definition of a machine

  12. Definition of a machine • An assembly of linked parts or components • At least one of the components moves • joined together for a specific application

  13. What Not: excluded from the directive ? • Machinery whose only power source is directly applied manual effort, unless it is a machine used for lifting or lowering loads. • Machinery covered by other Directives • Means of Transport

  14. What Not: excluded from the directive ?

  15. What Not: excluded from the directive ?

  16. What Not: specific cases • Firearms • Eqpt. for use in fairgrounds and/or amusement parks • Everything radioactive • Military or Police eqpt

  17. Directive Applicable ? Other Directive ? No Yes Certification by a Notified Body Annex IV Machine ? Self-Certification by Manufacturer Yes No Procedure

  18. Annex IV Machinery • Several pieces of woodworking eqpt • Other dangerous machinery

  19. The CE-mark should be affixed when the machine is... • ...placed on the market for the first timeor • ...put into service for the first time

  20. Self Certification by Manufacturer • Administrative Obligations • Constructive Obligations

  21. Self certification by the Mftr: Administrative Obligations • Technical Construction File • See previous chapter • Declaration of Conformity • Declaration type IIA • Declaration type IIB • Parts • For customs reasons only • Declaration type IIC • Safety Components

  22. Self certification by the Mftr: Constructive Obligations • Construct in accordance to the Essential Requirements • Apply the CE Mark

  23. Noise Emissions by equipment for use outdoors • Only applicable to equipment listed specificaly in art. 12 &13 • Art. 12: equipment subject to noise LIMITATIONS • Art 13: equipment subject to noise MARKING

  24. Machinery directive: the future • Directive 2006/42/EC was published on 9th June 2006. • Applicable from 29th December 2009 • Updates on http://europa.eu.int/comm/enterprise/mechan_equipment/machinery/index.htm

  25. Machinery directive: the future • The scope of the Machinery Directive is extended • The borderline between the Machinery and the Low Voltage Directives is clarified. • The borderline with the Lifts Directive has also been clarified. • The range of safety components subject to the Machinery Directive has been clarified.

  26. Machinery directive: the future • Redrafting (little change) of the essential requirements • More options for annex IV manufacturers • More powers for market surveillance

  27. Thank you… Please feel free to contact us eurochambres@eurochambres.eu Machinery Withthesupport of the European Commission www.eurochambres.eu Eurochambres • Chamber House • 19 A/D Avenue des Arts • B-1000 Brussels • BelgiumTel: +32 (0)2 282 08 50 • Fax +32 (0)2 230 00 38 • Email: eurochambres@eurochambres.eu

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