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Posted By Graham Carson
Hi all
I have just written a training course about machinery safety which obviously covers CE marking and the requirement to comply with the EHSR's. I have just recently pickud up a "Thomas The Tank Engine" kiddies book emblazoned with the CE mark.
Have i missed the plot or are there other pieces of legislation that covers "Thomas The Tank Engine" kiddies book and other similar goodies?
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Posted By Jane Blunt
Dear Graham
very strange! However, I suspect that the book is probably classified as a 'toy' - 'any product or material designed or clearly intended for use in play by children of less than 14 years of age', and is therefore subject to legislation governing toy safety. Go to www.dti.gov.uk/access/toys/law.htm for further enlightenment. The list of things that are not classified as toys makes interesting reading from the safety point of view!
Regards
Jane
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Posted By Jane Blunt
Dear Graham
Apologies for the appearance of the last message -what you see in preview is most definitely not what you get. Designers of the page, please note! However, if at first you don't succeed with the message layout, try again!!
regards
Jane
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Posted By Barry Husband
Graham,
your involvement with the subject of machinery safety is interesting. Perhaps you would care to respond/comment on my question on Product Safety Disclaimer Notice issues posted further down this topic listing.
Rgds,
Barry
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Posted By Graham Carson
Thanks all
Its not me going mad. Toys are covered by the Toys (safety) Regulations 1995.
Thanks all.
By the way the presentation went rely well!
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