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Any machinery, equipment, appliance, container, implement or tool, including any component of any of those things and anything fitted or connected to any of those things.
Anything that is constructed, whether fixed or moveable, temporary or permanent and includes buildings, masts, towers, framework, pipelines, transport infrastructure and underground works (shafts or tunnels), any component of a structure, and part of a structure.
Any natural or artificial substance in the form of a solid, liquid, gas or vapour.
If you are an upstream duty holder you need to ensure, so far as reasonably practicable, that these products are without risks to the health and safety of people at or near the workplace.
If you are a designer of plant, structures or substances, your duties under the new laws can be summarised as follows:
If you are a manufacturer of plant, structures or substances, your duties under the new laws can be summarised as follows:
If the product you manufacture is to be used or could reasonably be expected to be used at a workplace, you need to ensure that all workplace activity relating to the product (including its use, handling, construction, storage, dismantling and disposal) is without risks to health or safety when used for its intended purpose.
You must carry out any calculations, analysis, tests and examinations sufficient to ensure that your product is safe and without risks to health and safety when used for its intended purpose.
You must give adequate information to any person who will use your product about the purpose for which it was designed or manufactured, test results and any conditions necessary to ensure that it is safe and without risks to health and safety when used for its intended purpose.
If you are an importer of plant, structures or substances, your duties under the new laws can be summarised as follows:
If the product you import is to be used or could reasonably be expected to be used at a workplace, you need to ensure that all workplace activity relating to the product (including its use, handling, construction, storage, dismantling and disposal) is without risks to health or safety when used for its intended purpose.
You must carry out any calculations, analysis, tests and examinations sufficient to ensure that the product you import is safe and without risks to health and safety when used for its intended purpose. Alternatively, you must ensure that these calculations, analysis tests and examinations have been carried out.
You must give adequate information to any person who will use the product about the purpose for which it was designed or manufactured, test results and any conditions necessary to ensure that it is safe and without risks to health and safety when used for its intended purpose.
If you are a supplier of plant, structures or substances, your duties under the new laws can be summarised as follows:
If the product you supply is to be used or could reasonably be expected to be used at a workplace, you need to ensure that all workplace activity relating to the product (including its use, handling, construction, storage, dismantling and disposal) is without risks to health or safety when used for its intended purpose.
You must carry out any calculations, analysis, tests and examinations sufficient to ensure that the product you supply is safe and without risks to health and safety when used for its intended purpose. Alternatively, you must ensure that these calculations, analysis, tests and examinations have been carried out.
You must give adequate information to any person who will use the product about the purpose for which it was designed or manufactured, test results and any conditions necessary to ensure that it is safe and without risks to health and safety when used for its intended purpose.
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