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Article R4313-71 of the French Labour Code

The notified body must periodically carry out investigations and checks to ensure that the manufacturer maintains and applies the approved quality assurance system. The body may pay unannounced visits to the manufacturer. It provides the manufacturer with a visit report and, where appropriate, an expert report. The notified body’s reports are sent to the manufacturer under the conditions set out in Articles R. 4313-58 and R. 4313-59.

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Article R4313-72 of the French Labour Code

Where the notified body concludes that the approved quality assurance system has been applied incorrectly, it may, depending on the seriousness of the defects found: – either request the necessary modifications to the system. – decide to withdraw approval.

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Article R4313-73 of the French Labour Code

In the event of withdrawal of approval of the quality assurance system, manufacture may not continue until the manufacturer has implemented an EC quality assurance system which complies with the provisions of paragraph 1 of this subsection. The safeguard procedure provided for in Chapter IV may also be implemented.

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Article R4313-75 of the French Labour Code

With the exception of those listed in article R. 4313-78, machinery is subject to the conformity assessment procedure with internal control of manufacture. Agricultural or forestry tractors and their separate technical units, systems or components are subject to the EU type-approval or national type-approval procedures defined respectively by Regulation (EU) No 167/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 5 February 2013 on type-approval and market surveillance of…

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Article R4313-76 of the French Labour Code

Where the machine is referred to in Article R. 4313-78 and is manufactured in accordance with the harmonised standards referred to in Article L. 4311-7, and provided that these standards cover all the relevant technical rules, the manufacturer shall apply one of the following procedures: 1° The conformity assessment procedure with internal control of manufacture; 2° The EC type-examination procedure with internal control of manufacture; 3° the full quality assurance…

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Article R4313-77 of the French Labour Code

Where the machine is referred to in Article R. 4313-78 and is not manufactured in accordance with the harmonised standards referred to in Article L. 4311-7 or if the harmonised standards do not cover all the relevant technical rules, the manufacturer shall apply one of the following procedures: 1° The EC type-examination procedure and internal production control; 2° The full quality assurance procedure.

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Article R4313-78 of the French Labour Code

New machines or machines considered as new which are subject either to the procedures defined in article R. 4313-76 or to those defined in article R. 4313-77, are as follows: 1° Circular saws (single- or multiblade) for working with wood and material with similar physical characteristics or for working with meat and material with similar physical characteristics, of the following types : (a) Sawing machinery with one or more fixed…

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Article R4313-79 of the French Labour Code

An assembly of machinery consisting of the assembly of a machine or tractor with interchangeable equipment is not required to satisfy the conformity certification procedure applicable to that assembly if the two constituent parts are compatible with each other and if each of those parts has satisfied the conformity assessment procedure applicable to it.

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Article R4313-80 of the French Labour Code

The internal manufacturing control procedure known as the EC self-certification procedure defined by article R. 4313-20 Personal protective equipment that is new or considered to be new and whose purpose is to protect the user against: 1° Mechanical aggression whose effects are superficial; 2° Non-dangerous cleaning products whose effects are easily reversible; 3° Risks incurred when handling hot parts that do not expose the user to temperatures above 50°C, or…

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