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CR 1100 : 1993

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MEMORANDUM ON HEALTH AND SAFETY STANDARDIZATION IN SUPPORT OF 'NEW APPROACH' DIRECTIVES - APPLICATION IN THE FIELD OF MACHINERY

Withdrawn date

10-12-2009

Published date

12-01-2013

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1 Introduction
2 Documents to which reference is made in this Memorandum
3 Overall approach and legal background
  3.1 The European market
  3.2 The 'New Approach'
      3.2.1 Role of 'New Approach' directives in the field
            of health and safety
      3.2.2 Role of standards in the 'New Approach'
  3.3 EC-EFTA-EEA
4 Standards
  4.1 Fundamental nature of standards - Basic statements
      4.1.1 Definition
      4.1.2 Taking into account the state of the art when
            preparing standards
      4.1.3 Taking into account users' experience when
            defining the intended use of a product
      4.1.4 Different types of provisions expressed in
            standards
      4.1.5 Limit values of exposure - Achievable values
  4.2 The concept of 'harmonized standard'
      4.2.1 Definition
      4.2.2 Publication of the reference by the Commission
      4.2.3 Responsibility of the European standards bodies,
            of the Commission and the Member States
      4.2.4 Use of the 'safeguard clauses' in relation to
            standards
5 Standardization - General operational issues
  5.1 Original aspects of 'New Approach' Standardization
  5.2 Role of national member bodies
  5.3 Involvement of interested parties
      5.3.1 Economic and social partners
      5.3.2 National public authorities
      5.3.3 CEC and EFTA
  5.4 Normative reference to international (ISO/IEC)
      standards in European Standards
  5.5 Procedure to convey towards CEC all issues raised by
      difficulties in interpreting the essential requirements
  5.6 Preparation of the 3 official language versions
  5.7 Management of standardization work
6 Standardization - Machinery-related issues
  6.1 Machinery-related operational issues
  6.2 Structure of the programme
  6.3 The drafting of the different types (A, B, C) of standards
      6.3.1 The drafting of A and B standards
      6.3.2 The drafting of C standards
  6.4 Standards dealing with constituent parts of complex
      installations
  6.5 Standards dealing with tools
  6.6 Guidance on how to use and coordinate information given
      in A and B standards
      6.6.1 Guidance documents on noise
      6.6.2 Guidance documents on the design of electrical
            equipment of machinery
7 Index
Annexes

Gives standardizers a clear understanding of the role of standards in relationship to the European directives made under the 'New Approach'. Includes detailed tables.

DevelopmentNote
Also numbered as BS PD 6576(1995). (08/2005)
DocumentType
Standard
PublisherName
Comite Europeen de Normalisation
Status
Withdrawn

Standards Relationship
PN CR 1100 : 2002 Identical
NEN NPR CR 1100 : 1994 Identical
I.S. CR 1100:1993 Identical
UNE 81642:1995 IN Similar to
DIN-FACHBERICHT 40 : 1994 Identical
DIN-FACHBERICHT 40 : 1994 Corresponds

BS EN 1746:1999 Safety of machinery. Guidance for the drafting of the noise clauses of safety standards

EN 414 : 2000 SAFETY OF MACHINERY - RULES FOR THE DRAFTING AND PRESENTATION OF SAFETY STANDARDS
EN 292-1 : 1991 SAFETY OF MACHINERY - BASIC CONCEPTS, GENERAL PRINCIPLES FOR DESIGN - BASIC TERMINOLOGY, METHODOLOGY
EN 292-2 : 91 AMD 1 95 SAFETY OF MACHINERY - BASIC CONCEPTS, GENERAL PRINCIPLES FOR DESIGN - TECHNICAL PRINCIPLES AND SPECIFICATION
EN 45020 : 2006 STANDARDIZATION AND RELATED ACTIVITIES - GENERAL VOCABULARY
EN 60204-1 : 2006 COR 2010 SAFETY OF MACHINERY - ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT OF MACHINES - PART 1: GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

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