RESPONSIBILITY FOR ESSENTIAL SAFETY REQUIREMENTS How to explain it
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The responsibility for meeting, in full or in part, the essential requirements set out in the Machinery Directive also depends on the terms of supply agreed upon in the contract. Please help translate the above sentence, thank you! Also, how should \"RESPONSIBILITY FOR ESSENTIAL SAFETY REQUIREMENTS\" be interpreted? Thank you! This post was last edited by niulijun117 on 2009-3-10 11:43.]
The responsibility for meeting, in full or in part, the essential requirements specified in the Machinery Directive also depends on the supply terms agreed upon in the contract. Whether all or some of the basic requirements outlined in the device guidelines are met depends on the supply terms stipulated in the contract. RESPONSIBILITY FOR ESSENTIAL SAFETY REQUIREMENTS Responsibility for essential safety requirements
“The term \"ESSENTIAL SAFETY\" in \"RESPONSIBILITY FOR ESSENTIAL SAFETY REQUIREMENTS\" refers to intrinsic safety. This phrase can be translated as: the reliability of intrinsic safety requirements. \"Responsibility for meeting completely or partially with the essential requirements stated in the Directive on Machinery also depends on the terms of supply agreed upon in the contract\" can be translated as: The reliability depends on whether those requirements are met in full or in part, in accordance with the terms specified in the contract as well as the intrinsic safety requirements stated directly on the equipment. My knowledge is limited; this is only for the original poster’s reference!