Examples of using Harmonised technical specifications in English and their translations into Polish
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The coins are produced at mints throughout the EU according to harmonised technical specifications.
The harmonised technical specifications and communication conditions are defined in this provision.
Changes in the product-type and changes in the applicable harmonised technical specifications shall be adequately taken into account.
This is confirmed by the most recent data on complaints andinfringements in areas already covered by harmonised technical specifications.
Shortcomings in the harmonised technical specifications or in the STD.
Threshold level” means a minimum ora maximum performance level of a construction product, determined in the harmonised technical specifications.
Further harmonised technical specifications related to the Construction Products Directive have been published in previous editions of the Official Journal of the European Union.
Publication of the references in the Official Journal of the European Union does not imply that the harmonised technical specifications are available in all the Community languages.
The European standardisation bodies may set in harmonised technical specifications the conditions under which a product shall be deemed to satisfy a certain level or class of performance without testing or without further testing.
Factory production control” means the documented permanent internal control of the production in a factory, in accordance with the relevant harmonised technical specifications;
The essential characteristics of construction products shall be laid down in harmonised technical specifications in relation to the basic works requirements which are set out in Annex I.
The common technical language of the harmonised technical specifications is to provide the necessary tools for describing and assessing the required characteristics of the construction products; its use should therefore enable the national authorities to carry out all the necessary checks on the products in question, as well as the constructors to utilise them in the most appropriate and efficient manner.
It is therefore important to support the establishment of harmonised technical specifications which, given the necessary emphasis on health and safety issues, also allow the single market to be consolidated.
As a consequence of this, the role of harmonised technical specifications is to provide test or calculation methods which should be the most appropriate ones for assessing and verifying constancy of the performances of the respective products.
This common technical language is set out in the harmonised technical specifications(harmonised European standards(hEN) and European Assessment Documents(EAD)) developed under this Regulation.
Moreover, the specific role and meaning of the harmonised technical specifications, i.e. harmonised standards and EADs, are also clarified: they should be based on the concept of performance.
Without testing: under certain conditions,to be defined in the harmonised technical specifications or by a Commission decision, the product must be considered without testing, as being suitable for a specific use or able to reach a specific level or class of performance;
Article 64 also empowers the Commission, with the support of BEREC,to establish harmonised technical specifications for certain wholesale access products to meet the demand for cross-border communications, in particular from business users, in cases where the absence of such harmonised products hinders the internal market.
This amendment reflects the wishes of the Parliament to include, both into mandates and harmonised technical specifications, information on the“envisaged generic use” which obviously is the same concept as“generic intended use” previously utilised by the Parliament and would therefore need to be replaced by“intended end use”, as explained above under Article 16(2) cf. Amendment 61.
This is achieved by a system composed of two main elements:on the one hand, a set of harmonised technical specifications, harmonised standards and European Assessment Documents(EAD), providing the methods for assessing the performance of the products and, on the other hand, a number of Notified and Technical Assessment Bodies designated in conformity with strictly defined technical criteria, which contribute to the correct application of such methods.
However, reference to the relevant harmonised technical specification is not required in the following cases of essential characteristics.
Declaration of performance list, levels or classes and reference to the corresponding harmonised technical specification/Specific Technical Documentation used for the assessment of the performance for the declared essential characteristics.
The construction product he places on the market corresponds to the product-type of another construction product, manufactured by another manufacturer andalready tested in accordance with the relevant harmonised technical specification.
The responsible TAB shall inform the manufacturer if the product is covered,fully or partially, by another harmonised technical specification.
Intended end use” means one of the end uses of construction products as listed in Annex VI of this Regulation orotherwise defined in the respective harmonised technical specification;
The notification shall include full details of the functions to be performed,reference to the relevant harmonised technical specification and, for the purposes of the system set out in point 1.4 of Annex V, the essential characteristics for which the body is competent.
The construction product he places on the market shares the product-type with another construction product, manufactured by another manufacturer andalready tested in accordance with the relevant harmonised technical specification.
For one or several essential characteristics of the construction product he places on the market, that product is deemed to achieve a certain level or class of performance without testing or calculation, or without further testing or calculation,in accordance with the conditions set out in the relevant harmonised technical specification or Commission decision.
The construction product he places on the market is a system made of components, which he assembles duly following precise instructions given by the provider of such a system or of a component thereof, who has already tested that system or that component for one orseveral of its essential characteristics in accordance with the relevant harmonised technical specification.
CE marking according to building product guidelines takes place based on harmonised European technical specifications.