CE Marking in Plant Engineering: Obligations for Manufacturers and Operators with Focus on Germany
Detailed knowledge of CE marking is essential for all companies, firms, distributors and importers who design, develop, manufacture, distribute or operate equipment, machinery or systems in the European Economic Area. This knowledge is essential in order to comply with the applicable and binding directives.
The tasks of the manufacturer in the context of CE marking of products for the European market are clearly presented in this book.
The requirements resulting from the Machinery Directive MRL 2006/42/EC and the Pressure Equipment Directive 2014/68/EU as well as the Product Safety Act (ProdSG) form the basis of this book. The procedures for risk assessment and conformity assessment are also described.In addition, the book provides an overview of the duties of the plant operator and the obligations arising from the Occupational Health and Safety Act.
Numerous abbreviations and terms related to the subject are explained concisely and clearly. In addition, very useful forms for risk assessment, declaration of conformity and declaration of incorporation are included as editable templates.
The result is an up-to-date, user-friendly guide to the practicalities of CE marking certification.
Main topics of the book:
- Product safety in the EU
- Directives and standards in plant engineering (focus on the Machinery and Pressure Equipment Directives)
- Functional safety
- Risk assessment for machinery, pressure equipment and other processes according to the Product Safety Law
- Conformity assessment procedures, declaration of conformity and CE marking
- Declaration of incorporation
- Technical documentation
- Working Conditions Act and risk assessment for employers
- Industrial Safety Ordinance
- Interconnection of machinery and plant
- Checklists for manufacturers and operators are also included.
Appendices to the e-book:
Checklists to follow each step of the CE marking process.
CE marking in plant engineering (e-book + presentation)
Matthias Meyer has been involved in the risk assessment and CE marking process since 2010. He has advised various companies on this subject and supported them in carrying out risk assessments and CE marking. He is also involved in plant design and the preparation of concept studies in plant engineering.
The aim was to compile a comprehensive presentation of the steps in the certification process for CE marking. The relevant topics are presented in a concise and practical manner.