The Supply of Machinery (Safety) (Amendment etc.) and the EU Machinery Regulation (Enforcement etc. in Northern Ireland) Regulations 2026
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5 UK(NI) indication
(1) The UK(NI) indication must be affixed to machinery or a related product where, in respect of that machinery— (a) a UK notified body has undertaken any of the conformity assessment procedures referred to in Article 25; (b) compliance with the essential health and safety requirements has been demonstrated by that conformity assessment procedure; and (c) the CE marking is affixed in accordance with Article 24. (2) The UK(NI) indication must be affixed— (a) visibly, legibly and indelibly; (b) next to the CE marking; (c) before the machinery or related product is placed on the market in Northern Ireland; and (d) by the manufacturer or the manufacturer’s authorised representative. (3) An importer must ensure that the UK(NI) indication is affixed in accordance with this regulation before they place machinery or a related product on the market in Northern Ireland.
5 UK(NI) indication
(1) The UK(NI) indication must be affixed to machinery or a related product where, in respect of that machinery— (a) a UK notified body has undertaken any of the conformity assessment procedures referred to in Article 25; (b) compliance with the essential health and safety requirements has been demonstrated by that conformity assessment procedure; and (c) the CE marking is affixed in accordance with Article 24. (2) The UK(NI) indication must be affixed— (a) visibly, legibly and indelibly; (b) next to the CE marking; (c) before the machinery or related product is placed on the market in Northern Ireland; and (d) by the manufacturer or the manufacturer’s authorised representative. (3) An importer must ensure that the UK(NI) indication is affixed in accordance with this regulation before they place machinery or a related product on the market in Northern Ireland.
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