ISA Ireland Section Annual Conference
The Effect of the New CE Mark Legislation on Industry
Jurys Hotel, Cork, Ireland
30th April 1996
The Ireland Section of ISA , the International Society for Measurement and Control are holding their annual conference at the same time as the ISA Ireland Exhibition on 30th April 1996.
New regulations have made it compulsory for the marking & complience of all Instrument, Electrical & Mechanical products to the CE Directives. Where there is a contravention of these directives, the manufacturer, the importer, anyone who places the equipment on the market, or anyone who who puts it into service is guilty of an offense.
This means YOU! It is your responsibility as an Importer, Supplier, Consultant, Contractor, Purchaser or End User to ensure the goods comply. Lack of information on recent legislation is no excuse.
The purpose of this conference is to ensure you have a working knowledge of the regulations, know what must comply, what they must comply with, where and who to get information from and most importantly, what your liabilities and responsibilities are.
General Overview CE Mark
A Broad View of the CE Mark, what directives are relevent to business & industry, enforcemnet dates, the legal aspects and responsibility for implimentation.
EMC Directive
One industry particularly affected by this directive is Control and Instrumentation, not only will manufacturers of individual instruments have to be certified but also the final systems or assemblies. This talk aims to give a detailed explanation of the requirements of the EMC Directive. Equipment originating and susceptable to Radio Frequency Interference (RFI), testing and certification of same.
Low Voltage Directive
The discussion will cover the Symbol and declaration of conformity in respect of the Low Voltage Directive. This directive is relative to products from 50VAC to 100VDC and 75VDC to 1500VDC. This comes into effect on 1st January 1997.
Machine Directive
This directive has already been applied since the beginning of 1995. All machines placed on the market from that date should satisfy the protective measures and safety requirements and have an EC declaration of conformity. An explanation of the defination of machine under the Directive, equipment covered and the regulations applicable will be given
More Information
Speaker Details & Agenda
Costs:
ISA Member IrP50.00
Non Member IrP65.00
Applicants may avail of places at reduced rates by joining ISA at the time of Booking (Membership IrP45.00) thus giving an overall saving of IrP15.00 on this conference plus the benefits of membership.
- More details may be had from:
David Oliver, ISA Ireland, PO Box 203, Eglinton Street, Cork, Ireland.
- Telephone: +353 21 353321 Ext: 258; Telefax: +353 21 354162
e-mail messages may be sent to isa.ireland@infonet.ie.
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