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Machinery UKCA Compliance Audit service

Published:  27 May, 2021

TÜV SÜD has announced it has launched a Machinery UKCA Audit service which will support end-users to verify their equipment complies with new UK regulatory requirements.

The Machinery UKCA Audit service is a pre-delivery inspection that complements factory acceptance tests (FATs). This enables the purchaser to determine if equipment is built and operating in accordance with UKCA requirements before they make a final payment. Any non-compliance issues identified at this stage are still the responsibility of the manufacturer and can be rectified before machinery is delivered, rather than trying to fix issues at an end-user’s site - saving time and money.

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