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Posted By IT
General Question.
A specalist Contractor supplying MS,RA's test certificates in their native language and part of the EU , has been requested to supply all information and certificates in English.
How does this fit with the EU directives ?
It
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Posted By Jonathan Sandler CMIOSH
communcation of health and safety?
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Posted By Brett Day
Have had an issue with a clients crane hire company, all they did was stipulate in the contract that all documentation was to be supplied in English. Seemed to do the trick.
Not sure of the eu implications though.
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Posted By Jonathan Sandler CMIOSH
go to hse web site, go to communication and see what is the result
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Posted By Frank Hallett
Can't understand it - can't accept it - can't do it!!!
MHSW Reg 10, 11, 12 & 13
Frank Hallett
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Posted By Mr T Wilcock
If your specialist contractors are connected to the crane industry, ask for all EU certificates of conformity,all personnel training certification and request that all MS/RA are translated so they can be given approval.All lifting ancillaries would need to be re-inspected as per LOLER requirements and also the crane if it is involved in 'man rider 'duties.Check out www.contract-lift.com this company specialises in the supply of RA/MS.
Again if your problem is crane orientated hope this is of some help.
Terry..................
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Posted By IT
Thank you all for the comments.
The Specialist is not involved in Cranes ,but is using lifting equipment.
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