Manufacturer and employer / operator

Worldwide safety for plant and machinery

Machine manufacturers and operators have a series of statutory regulations to consider in addition to their own interests, such as the efficiency of a machine or the productivity of a plant. These are summarised in the Machinery Directive for example, but also in some other regulations.

Overview of area

Machinery Directive

Here you can find out what the Machinery Directive contains, whether your machine falls under its scope and which standards are relevant.

Machinery Directive

Pressure Equipment Directive

Read on to find out what you need to consider when operating pressure equipment. Content and definition of the Pressure Equipment Directive.

Pressure Equipment Directive

CE marking

Products that carry the CE mark may be imported and sold inside the EU without considering national regulations.

CE marking

Low Voltage Directive

The Low Voltage Directive also includes machinery with electrical equipment. Everything you need to know is here, such as related standards for example.

Low Voltage Directive

ATEX Directive

Find out more about the ATEX Directive for the protection of man and machine. It is composed of an Equipment and Workplace Directive.

ATEX Directive

Interlinked machinery

Are you an operator or manufacturer of interlinked machinery? Read on to find out what this means and the resulting obligations.

Interlinked machinery

When does an operator become a manufacturer?

As a manufacturer, there are various things to consider before launching your product on the market.

Operator / manufacturer

EMC Directive

Where plants are networked or any other electrical devices are used, the EMC Directive regulates electromagnetic compatibility.

EMC Directive

Occupational Health and Safety Act

Content of the Occupational Health and Safety Act and the resulting obligations for employers and employees.

Occupational Health and Safety Act

Technical documentation

Requirements and content of technical documentation. And: For whom is it relevant?

Technical documentation

Protection against manipulation

Read on to discover how to identify the causes of manipulations on safeguards.

Protection against manipulation

Contact

Pilz New Zealand
Unit 4 12 Laidlaw Way East Tamaki
Auckland 2019
New Zealand

Telephone: +64 9 6345350
E-Mail: office@pilz.co.nz

Technical Support

Telephone: +64 9 6345350
E-Mail: office@pilz.co.nz

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