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Assemblies must be so designed that.
Machinery must be so designed, constructed and equipped that the need for operator intervention is limited.
Equipment and protective systems must be so designed and manufactured as to.
Appliances must be so designed and constructed as to obviate hazards of electrical origin.
Equipment and protective systems must be so designed and manufactured as to.
Appliances must be so designed and constructed as to obviate hazards of electrical origin.
Equipment and protective systems which are intended to be used in areas exposed to dust must be so designed that dust deposit on their surfaces is not ignited.
These devices must be so designed that the pressure will not permanently exceed the maximum allowable pressure PS;
Dust deposits Equipment and protective systems which are intended to be used in areas exposed to dust must be so designed that deposit dust on their surfaces is not ignited.
These PPE classes must be so designed and manufactured as to minimise the time required for attachment and(or) removal.
Any PPE components which can be adjusted orremoved by the user for the purpose of replacement must be so designed and manufactured as to facilitate adjustment, attachment and removal without tools.
PPE must be so designed and manufactured as to preclude risks and other nuisance factors under foreseeable conditions of use.
The identification plate must be so designed that it can not be reused.
Lifts must be so designed, constructed and installed as to prevent normal starting if the rated load is exceeded.
Where machinery is powered by source of energy other than electricity, it must be so designed, constructed and equipped as to avoid all potential risks associated with such sources of energy.
(a)machinery must be so designed or fitted with devices that the amplitude of movement of its components is kept within the specified limits.
Hazards arising from pressure compensation operations Equipment andprotective systems must be so designed or fitted with integrated measuring, control and regulation devices that pressure compensations arising from them do not generate shock waves or compressions which may cause ignition.
Appliances must be so designed and constructed that failure of a safety, controlling or regulating device may not lead to an unsafe situation.
Where necessary, equipment must be so designed that dust can enter or escape from the equipment only at specifically designated points.
Appliances must be so designed and constructed that failure of a safety, controlling or regulating device may not lead to an unsafe situation.
Equipment and protective systems must be so designed and constructed as to be capable of coping with actual or foreseeable surrounding area conditions.
Equipment must be so designed and constructed that sources of ignition do not become active, even in event of rare incidents relating to equipment.
The outside parts of the guard must be so designed, constructed and arranged that they cannot turn with the removable mechanical transmission device.
Equipment must be so designed and constructed as to prevent foreseeable ignition sources which can occur during normal operation.
Where the data plate is used, it must be so designed that it cannot be reused and must include a vacant space to enable other information to be provided.
Equipment must be so designed and constructed that ignition of air/dust mixtures does not occur even in the event of rare incidents relating to equipment.
Any devices intended to be handled by users must be so designed as not to impair their safety if used foreseeably in a manner not in accordance with the posted instructions.
Equipment must be so designed that the opening of equipment parts which may be sources of ignition is possible only under non-active conditions or via appropriate interlocking systems.
If PPE incorporates adjustment systems, the latter must be so designed and manufactured as not to become incorrectly adjusted without the user's knowledge under the foreseeable conditions of use.
Equipment must be so designed that the opening of equipment parts which might be sources of ignition is possible only under non-active conditions or via appropriate interlocking systems.