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§ 1. This Order regulates the explosives (explosives and explosive-containing objects) included in Class 1 of the United Nations Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods (United Nations Recommendations on Transport of Dangerous Goods), with the exception of ammunition and pyrotechnics .
PCS. 2. Compatibility Group means a categorization of an explosive substance under Section 2.1.2. in the United Nations Recommendations on the transport of dangerous goods used to determine which other explosives can be carried with.
PCS. 3. By subclass means a categorization in section 2.1.1.4. in the United Nations Recommendations on the transport of dangerous goods, used to describe a eksplosivstofs overall hazardous properties.
§ 2. The provisions of Council Directive 93/15 / EEC of 5 April 1993 on the harmonization of regulations on the marketing and control of explosives for civil use with later amendments apply in this country. The directive is reproduced as Annex 1 to this Order.
PCS. 2. The provisions of Commission Directive 2004/57 / EC of 23 April 2004 on the identification of pyrotechnic articles and certain ammunition for the purposes of Council Directive 93/15 / EEC on the harmonization of regulations on the marketing and control of explosives for civil use apply in this country. The directive is reprinted as Appendix 2 to this Order.
§ 3. Plastic explosives that are imported or manufactured in this country, see. Arms and explosive Act § 1. 1, must meet the labeling requirements of the Convention of 1 March 1991 on the marking of plastic explosives for detection, see. § 1. 4.
PCS. 2. For specific attempt at universities and colleges as well as by state authorities explosive substances produced in smaller quantities without permission. The production will take place under the leadership of a person with the required professional qualifications. Explosive substance should be subsequently destroyed.
§ 4. It is prohibited without permission from the police commissioner to negotiate or market explosives.
PCS. 2. Permits under paragraph. 1 includes only explosives which meets the requirements of Directive 93/15 / EEC of 5 April 1993, referred to. Art. 2-4, art. 7 and Annex I, II and IV, and the technical annex to the Convention of 1 March 1991 on the marking of plastic explosives for detection.
§ 5. It is prohibited without permission from the police commissioner to store explosives.
PCS. 2. Explosives should be stored in a place that is inaccessible to unauthorized persons.
PCS. 3. Explosives shall be stored so they are not exposed to shock, friction, heating or other causes that can cause them to explode or burn, and in an environment which is not forcing the explosives aging or otherwise cause changes in their properties.
PCS. 4. Storage of explosives must not take place in homes or living room, including the basement and attic, cabins, garages and outbuildings etc., Used to stay. The same applies to rooms that are grouped with accommodations.
PCS. 5. Notwithstanding paragraph. 4 can be in homes, living rooms and spaces that are grouped with living room, store up to 2 kg smokeless powder (subclass 1.3). If several people are permitted to store smokeless powder at the same address, and the total stored volume represents more than 2 kg, each person, however, keep his gunpowder in a separate room. The walls and doors in the room must have a fire resistance of at least 60 minutes. Doors should be kept closed when there is no present in the room.
PCS. 6. Explosives should be stored in closed original transport packaging. The packages may be opened only by the set aside of units. Any spills should be immediately withdrawn and destroyed.
1) There shall be a safe or cabinet, approved in at least EN 1143-1 grade 0 or an equivalent level of security. Fuse boxes or cabinets with a weight less than 1,000 kg must be securely bolted to the floor, wall or the like.
2) box or cabinet must be kept locked when not inserting or removing explosives.
3) Turn on the media in other subclasses than 1.4 and compatibility group S may be stored together with other explosives if they are separated by a distance of 100 mm air and a steel plate or with a spacing of 100 mm and a 10 mm wooden board.
4) Storage must take place at a distance of at least 5 m from neighboring property boundaries and vejmidte unless there is smokeless powder in an amount not exceeding 2 kg.
5) There must be no flammable liquids, bottled gas or other flammable in the same room as explosives.
6) In the box air or cabinet door shall be fitted and a clear and durable signboard prohibiting smoking and open flames, meeting the requirements of the Executive Order on safety signs and other forms of signaling.
1) The container must be approved by the police.
2) safety distances for storage, as listed in Annex 3 must be met.
3) The use of a molded strongroom with a security level equivalent to an approval for at least EN 1143-1 grade 1 or a security cabinet approved in at least EN 1143-1 grade 1 or an equivalent level of security. Security Cabinets with a weight less than 1,000 kg must be securely bolted to the floor, wall or the like.
4) Box room or cabinet must be kept locked when not inserting or removing explosives.
5) The storage place must be effectively guaranteed against theft, including equipped with automatic burglar alarm system from which the emergency is part of one of the National Police approved manned control center.
6) The storage place must not be used for other storage purposes.
a) Explosives in Compatibility Group S may be stored with explosives and ammunition in all other compatibility groups other than A and L.
b) explosives in compatibility groups C, D and E can be stored with other explosives and ammunition in these compatibility groups.
8) Electrical installations in storage, which may contain deposits of bulk explosive in powder form must be adapted for use in hazardous area, zone 22, temperature class T4, in accordance with Ministry of Housing (now Economic and Business Affairs) Order on electrical equipment and electrical protective systems intended for use in potentially explosive atmospheres.
9) Motor gear, including trucks used in storage, which may contain deposits of bulk explosive in powder form must be adapted for use in hazardous area, zone 22, temperature class T4, in accordance with Ministry of Housing (now Economic and Business Affairs) Order on electrical equipment and electrical systems intended for use in potentially explosive atmospheres and the Executive Order on the arrangement of technical equipment for use in potentially explosive atmospheres.
10) In the storage room and outside of all doors here as well as at warehouse outdoors must be erected clear and durable safety signs prohibiting smoking and use of open fire and warning of hazardous substances meeting the requirements of the Executive Order on safety signs and other forms of signaling .
11) Develop fire-fighting equipment in agreement with the municipal emergency.
PCS. 2. When storing smokeless powder in accordance with § 5, paragraph. 5, the provisions of § 6 apply regardless of whether the total amount of smokeless powder at one address exceeds 5 kg.
§ 8. Transfer (any physical movement apart from movements within the same plant) of explosives in Denmark is prohibited without permission from the police commissioner.
PCS. 2. Storage of explosives as part of a transport course for up to 48 consecutive hours, or 60 hours in the context of the freight terminal, must be under constant supervision. Storage in continuous periods of longer duration as well as regular temporary recommendation should be in accordance with the rules in §§ 5-7.
§ 9. It is prohibited without permission from the police commissioner to acquire or use explosives.
1) Blasting tasks must be performed by individuals who have the necessary professional knowledge thereto mentioned. § 12 paragraph. 3.
2) Blasting shall be such that no damage occurs to people, nearby buildings and equipment etc.
3) There must be related to blasting only bring the amount of explosives that are necessary for the performance of the day blasting.
4) Packed explosives must be under constant supervision. It should also be ensured that no unauthorized persons have access to explosives.
5) Non-consumed explosive and traces of explosives from blasting tasks must be the same day transferred to a storage location that meets the provisions of §§ 5-7, or destroyed.
§ 10. Any natural or legal person is obliged to keep a record of the inlet and outlet of explosives. The list should also contain details of where explosives are stored. It should also be clear which person at any time in possession of explosives.
PCS. 2. Information kept for a period of at least 3 years from the end of the calendar year in which the recorded transaction took place. If the company no longer operates, the information must be immediately handed over to the local police.
PCS. 3. At the end of each calendar year, a copy of the paragraph. 1 that inventory as regards the calendar year to the police.
PCS. 4. The information must also upon request be made available immediately for the Ministry of Justice or the police.
§ 11. The importation, production, distribution, marketing, storage, transfer, acquisition and use of explosives to take place in a proper way so that damage to life, health, environment or material values ​​preventable.
PCS. 2. Explosives may only be left to people who can provide the necessary permission.
PCS. 3. Loss of explosives must be reported to the police.
§ 12. Permits under this Order may be disclosed only to persons, including legal persons who have a reasonable interest in getting permission for explosives, and only for commercial use under. However paragraph. 5 and § 14 paragraph. 3.
PCS. 2. Authorization of explosives may be disclosed only to persons who can provide proof of completion of a Ministry of Justice approved course in explosives, or which otherwise can establish the necessary professional knowledge. Persons who have acquired their professional skills abroad, must be familiar with current Danish regulations relating to explosives.
PCS. 3. Permission for explosives can only be granted if there is no information, including information on personal matters and previous good character that makes it inadvisable to grant permission. Permits are not granted to persons under 18 years.
PCS. 4. Legal entities must appoint a natural person who, together with the legal person responsible for that explosive rules. The natural person shall comply with paragraph. 2 and 3. Employees with access to explosives shall comply with paragraph. 3.
PCS. 5. A permit for smokeless powder, blasting caps and black powder for reloading of ammunition and manufacture of projectiles under the rules of the Ministry of Justice decree on arms and ammunition, etc.
§ 13. The Ministry of Justice and Police Director may in authorizations granted by respective arms and explosive Act § 1. 1, no. 5, and this Order, establish additional terms for security.
§ 14. Police Director may in special circumstances grant exemptions from the requirements of §§ 6, 7 and 9, paragraph. 2 referred to. However paragraph. 2.
PCS. 2. Exemption from those in § 7, paragraph. 1 pt. 2, said safety distances requires the applicant through a risk analysis demonstrates that the repository is safe. The police shall submit applications for exemptions from safety distances for the Emergency Management Agency for approval.
PCS. 3. The National Police may in special cases grant private individuals authorization to acquire, use, retain and transfer explosives.
§ 15, with fine, imprisonment for up to four months or, under aggravating circumstances, imprisonment for up to two years imposed on anyone who violates §§ 2-7, §§ 8-11 and § 12 paragraph. 4.
PCS. 2. On the same penalty that violates a condition of a license, drawn up in pursuance of this Order.
PCS. 3. There may be imposed on companies. (Legal persons) under the rules of the Penal Code Sec. 5.
§ 16. This Order shall enter into force on 1 November 2008.
PCS. 2. Order no. 601 of 30 June 1994 on explosives and Decree no. 93 of 22 May 1899 on the precautions to be observed in the transport of certain exploding Substances repealed.
PCS. 3. Permits issued pursuant to Executive Order no. 601 of 30 June 1994 on explosives remain valid until they expire.
Preamble and note references are omitted.
first The directive includes explosives as defined in paragraph. 2.
second By explosives understood materials and articles considered as such in the United Nations Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods (United Nations Recommendations on Transport of Dangerous Goods) and listed in Class 1 herein.
'Transfer' means any physical movement of explosives within Community territory apart from movements within the same plant.
Fifth The Directive does not prevent Member States from designating certain substances not covered by this Directive as explosives under national law.
first Member States may not prohibit, restrict or impede the placing of explosives which fall within the scope of this Directive and which comply with this Directive.
Second Member States shall take the necessary measures to ensure that explosives falling within the scope of this Directive, may be marketed in the Community if they comply with all the provisions of this Directive if they are provided with the CE marking described in Article 7, and where they have been subjected to conformity assessment procedures laid down in Annex II.
Third Where explosives falling within the scope of this Directive are subject to other Directives covering other aspects and provides for the CE marking shall indicate that the products are also presumed to comply with the provisions of these other directives which apply to them .
Article 3 Explosives falling within the scope of this Directive must satisfy the essential safety requirements of Annex I, which apply to them.
first Member States shall consider explosives falling within the scope of this Directive, to meet the essential safety requirements set out in Article 3 when they are in accordance with the national standards adopted pursuant to the harmonized standards, the references are published in the Official Journal. Member States shall publish the references of national standards adopted pursuant to the harmonized standards.
Second Commission specifies the work with the harmonized standards in its report to the European Parliament and the Council on the application of Directive 83/189 / EEC, as referred to in Article 11. 2 of that Directive.
Where a Member State or the Commission considers that the harmonized standards referred to in Article 4 do not fully meet the essential requirements of Article 3, the Commission or Member State, giving the reasons, shall inform the Standing Committee set up by Directive 83/189 / EEC. The Committee shall issue an opinion.
Second Member States shall notify the Commission and other Member States of the bodies which they have appointed to carry out the above conformity assessment, together with the specific tasks which these bodies have been appointed to carry out and the identification numbers assigned to them.
The Commission shall publish in the Official Journal the list of notified bodies and their identification numbers and the tasks they are authorized to undertake. It handles the update of this list.
Shall apply the minimum criteria set out in Annex III for the assessment of the bodies to be notified. Bodies meeting the assessment criteria in the corresponding harmonized standards shall be deemed to satisfy the relevant minimum criteria.
A Member State which has notified a body shall withdraw the notification if it finds that the body no longer meets the second paragraph above criteria. It shall immediately inform the other Member States and the Commission.
first The CE conformity marking affixed visibly, legibly and so that it can not be erased, to the explosives or to an identification plate on these. The identification plate must be so designed that it can not be reused.
Annex IV shows the model to be used for the CE marking.
Second It is prohibited to affix marks or indications of explosives that may confuse third account with regard to CE marking graphics or importance. There may be affixed other markings on explosives provided they do not make EC marking remains visible and legible.
first If a Member State establishes that an explosive which bears the CE conformity marking and used for their intended purpose, constitute a safety hazard, it shall take the necessary interim measures to withdraw the explosive from the market or prohibit its marketing or free turnover.
or a shortcoming in the standards.
Second Commission shall enter into consultation with the parties concerned. Where the Commission establishes that the measures are justified, it shall immediately inform the Member State which took the initiative and the other Member States. If the Commission establishes, after consultation, that the measure is justified, it shall immediately inform the Member State which took the decision.
In the special case where they paragraph. 1 shall be based on shortcomings in the standards, the Commission shall first consult the parties concerned shall inform the Standing Committee set up by Directive 83/189 / EEC within a period of two months if the Member State which has taken measures intends to maintain them and follow it in Article 5 below.
Third If an explosive which do not comply bears the CE marking, take competent Member State shall take appropriate action against whomsoever has drawn up the declaration and shall inform the Commission and the other Member States.
first Explosives covered by this Directive may be transferred pursuant to paragraph. 2 to 9.
second Control under Community or national law of shipments of explosives in accordance with this Article shall no longer as controls at internal borders, but only as part of the normal checks without discrimination made everywhere in the Community.
Third In order to transfer explosives shall have the transfer authorization of the competent authority of destination. The competent authority shall satisfy itself that the recipient is legally authorized to acquire explosives and that he is in possession of the necessary permits. The transfer of explosives through one or more Member States be of the person responsible for the transfer to the competent authorities of that or those Member States, which must approve the transfer.
Fourth If a Member State considers that there are problems with the paragraph. 3 the verification of the entitlement to acquire, send that Member State the information available to the Commission, which immediately submitted for review in Article 13 committee.
Fifth If the competent authority approves a transfer, it shall issue to the consignee a document confirming that authorization, which contains all the information listed in paragraph. 7. This document must accompany the explosives to the intended destination. It must be produced to the competent authorities on request. A copy of the document retained by the receiver, on request, show it to the competent authority at the destination.
6th When a competent authority considers that special security requirements such as those referred to in paragraph. 7 is not necessary, can be explosive transferred through its territory or part of its territory without prior notice in accordance with paragraph. 7. The competent authority of destination shall issue in this case a transfer authorization is valid for a certain time, but at any time may be suspended or withdrawn by reasoned decision. In paragraph. 5 that document that accompanies the explosives to their destination, shall refer solely to the abovementioned approval.
If necessary, the precise points of entry into and out of the Member States.
The competent authorities at the destination examine the conditions under which the transfer is to take place, particularly with regard to special requirements, taking into account public safety. When such special requirements, taking into account national security are met, a transfer. For transit through other Member States examine these in the same way the information about the transfer and approves them.
8 thereof. Without prejudice to the normal checks which departure Member State takes on its territory in accordance with this Directive, the recipients and operators at the request of the competent authorities to send all the relevant information available to them with regard to transfers of explosives to the authorities in the Member State and member State of transit.
first Ammunition may be transferred from one Member State to another, When the following method is used. These rules also apply to transfers of ammunition under mail-order sales.
departure date and the expected date of arrival.
The information in the last two indents need not be the case for transfers between arms manufacturers / suppliers of drugs. Member State shall examine the conditions under which the transfer is to take place, particularly in the interest of public safety. Where the Member State authorizes such transfer, it shall issue a license incorporating all the first subparagraph. This authorization must accompany the ammunition until it reaches its destination; it may be required to be presented to the competent authorities.
Third Each Member State may, without prior permission, see. Paragraph. 2, grant arms manufacturers / suppliers of drugs right to transfer ammunition from its territory to an arms manufacturer / -handler established in another Member State. To this end it shall issue an authorization valid for a maximum of three years and at any time be suspended or canceled by reasoned decision. A document referring to that authorization must accompany the ammunition until it reaches its destination; It must be produced whenever required by the competent authorities.
Before the transfer, / -handlerne authorities of the Member State from which the transfer is to take place, all the information referred to in paragraph. 2, first paragraph.
Fourth Each Member State shall send the other Member States a list of the types of ammunition without its prior consent may be transferred to its territory.
Lists of ammunition shall be communicated to arms manufacturers / dealers who have obtained approval for transferring ammunition without prior authorization pursuant to paragraph. 3.
fifth Each Member State shall communicate all relevant information at its disposal concerning definitive transfers of ammunition to the Member State in whose territory the transfer is made.
The information received by Member States in accordance with the established in this Article procedures, notified no later than the transfer to the Member State and, as appropriate, at the commencement of shipment for transit Member States.
Article 11 Notwithstanding Article 9. 3, 5, 6 and 7 and Article 10 provides that in case of serious threats or attacks on public safety as a result of unlawful possession or use of explosives or ammunition covered by this Directive take all necessary measures with regard to explosives or ammunition for to prevent this illegal possession or use.
These measures must be proportionate. They shall not constitute a means of arbitrary discrimination nor a disguised restriction on trade between Member States.
Any Member State taking such action shall immediately notify the Commission. The Commission shall inform the other Member States.
first No later than 30 June 1993 Member States shall create a network for information exchange for the implementation of this Directive. They shall inform the other Member States and the Commission which national authorities are responsible for sending and receiving information and to complete the formalities in Article 9 and 10.
second The provisions of Regulation (EEC) No. 1468/81, in particular those relating to confidentiality, shall apply mutatis mutandis to this Directive.
first The Commission shall be assisted by a committee composed of representatives of Member States and the Commission representative as chairman.
The Committee shall examine any matter concerning the application of this Directive raised by its chairman either on his own initiative or at the request of the representative of a Member State.
Second The Commission representative shall submit to the committee a draft of the measures to be taken. The Committee shall deliver its opinion on the draft within a time limit which the chairman may lay down according to the urgency of the matter. The opinion by the majority laid down in Article 148, paragraph. 2, for the adoption of decisions which the Council will adopt on a proposal by the Commission. When the Committee, the votes of the representatives of the Member States, the emphasis is set out in that Article. The Chairman shall not vote.
Commission shall adopt measures which apply immediately. If they are not in accordance with the opinion of the committee, they shall be the Commission of these measures. In that case, the Commission shall defer implementation of the measures it has decided for a period of three months from the date of notification.
Council by qualified majority, may take a different decision within the time specified in the second paragraph.
Third the following paragraphs. 2 is used in particular to take into account future amendments to United Nations recommendations.
Article 14 Member States shall provide updated information on the operators that are licensed to carry out in Article 1. 4 The activities referred available to the other Member States and the Commission.
Member States shall ensure that these operators have a system that makes it possible to keep records of the persons who at any time in possession of explosives. The conditions of implementation of this section is determined by which of Article 13 of the selection procedure.
Operators keep records of their transactions so that they can meet the requirements of this Article.
In this Article referred to documents kept for at least three years from the end of the calendar year in which the recorded transaction took place, even if the undertaking has ceased trading. They must be immediately available for inspection at the request of the competent authorities.
Article 15 Member States shall ensure that explosives are provided with appropriate labeling.
Article 16 Where a Member State authorizes the manufacture of explosives, check in particular those responsible are capable of ensuring compliance with the technical commitments they assume.
Each Member State shall determine the sanctions to be applied in case of violation of the rules implementing this Directive. These penalties must be sufficiently severe to encourage compliance.
Each Member State shall adopt within the framework of its domestic law the measures necessary for the competent authorities to seize any product falling within the scope of the Directive if there is sufficient evidence that this product will be acquired , used or dealt in.
first Member States shall bring into force the provisions necessary to comply with Articles 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14 before 30 September 1993.
second Member States shall adopt and publish, by 30 June 1994 the laws, regulations and administrative provisions necessary to comply with the provisions not mentioned in the paragraph. 1. They shall forthwith inform the Commission thereof.
third When Member States adopt the provisions referred. 1 and 2 those provisions, they shall contain a reference to this Directive or shall on publication be accompanied by such a reference. The procedure for such reference shall be by Member States.
Fourth However, during the 31 December 2002 by explosives which are in accordance with the national legislation applicable before 31 December 1994.
fifth Member States shall communicate to the Commission the provisions of national law which they adopt in this Directive.
Article 20 This Directive is addressed to the Member States.
first Each explosive must be designed, manufactured and supplied so as to present a minimal risk to human life and health and damage to property and the environment under conditions that normally can be expected to occur, particularly as regards the safety rules and standard practices, also in the period before use.
Second Each explosive must attain the performance characteristics specified by the manufacturer, to ensure maximum safety and reliability.
Third Each explosive must be designed and manufactured in such a way that using appropriate technology can be disposed of with the least possible environmental impact.
first If need be, the following information and properties taken into account. Each explosive should be tested under realistic conditions. If this is not possible in a laboratory, the tests must take place under the conditions in which the explosive is to be used.
Construction and characteristic properties, including chemical composition, degree of blending and, where appropriate, dimensions and grain size.
Explosive physical and chemical stability in all conditions, as it may be exposed.
Sensitivity to impact and friction.
Compatibility of all components as regards their chemical and physical stability.
Explosive resistance to the influence of water where it will be used in humid or wet conditions and where its safety or reliability may be adversely affected by water.
Resistance to low and high temperatures, where the explosive be kept or used at such temperatures and its safety or reliability may be adversely affected by cooling or heating of a component or of the explosive as a whole.
Suitability of the explosive for use in hazardous environments (f. Ex. Setting with grubgas, hot masses, etc.) If it is to be used under such conditions.
Safety device to prevent the initiation or ignition untimely or inadvertent.
Correct loading and functioning of the explosive when used for its intended purpose.
Suitable instructions and, where necessary, markings in respect of safe handling, storage, use and disposal in the official language.
Explosive, its covering or other components ability to withstand deterioration during storage until the 'use by' date specified by the manufacturer.
Specification of all devices and accessories that are a prerequisite for the explosive can function reliably and safely.
The proposed method of initiation must ensure that the explosive detonates or explodes safely, reliably and completely.
Explosives in cartridge form must transmit the detonation safely and reliably through the entire range of cartridges.
The fumes produced by explosives intended for underground use may contain carbon monoxide, nitrous gases, other gases, vapors and airborne particles remaining in solid form in amounts that do not impair health under normal operating conditions.
The covering of detonating, safety and fuses must be of adequate mechanical strength and adequately protect the explosive filling when exposed to normal mechanical stress.
The parameters for the burning times of safety shall be identified and strictly observed.
Detonating cords must be reliably initiated, be of sufficient initiation capability and comply with requirements as regards storage even in particular climatic conditions.
Detonators must reliably initiate the detonation of the explosives to be used with them under all foreseeable conditions.
Forsinkelsesdetonatorer must be able to reliably initiated.
The initiation capability must not be adversely affected by humidity.
Delay Detonator The delay times must be sufficiently uniform to ensure that the risk of the delay times of adjacent time steps overlap is insignificant.
Electric detonators electrical properties be included on packaging (f. Ex. Fire current, resistance, etc.).
The wires of electric detonators must be of sufficient insulation and mechanical strength, and this also applies to the solidity of the link to the detonator.
These materials must not detonate when used as intended.
Propellants where necessary (eg those based on nitrocellulose) must be stabilized against decomposition.
Solid rocket propellants must not contain any unintentional fissures or gas bubbles which dangerously affect their functioning when in compressed or cast form.
first This module describes the procedure whereby a notified body ascertains and attests that a sample, representative of the production envisaged, meets the requirements of the Directive.
Second The application for EC type examination shall be lodged by the manufacturer or his authorized representative with a notified body of his choice.
Applicant must make a sample that is representative of the production envisaged and hereinafter called 'type' available to the notified body. The notified body may request further specimens If this is necessary for carrying out the test program.
4.4. agree with the applicant where the examinations and necessary tests will be carried out.
Fifth Type meets the provisions of this Directive, the notified body issues an EC type examination certificate. The certificate must contain the name and address, the survey results and the necessary data for identification of the approved type.
Refusing the notified body to issue a type certificate to the manufacturer or his authorized representative must provide detailed reasons for such denial.
It establishes a complaints procedure.
6th The applicant must inform the notified body that holds the technical documentation concerning the EC-type examination certificate of all modifications to the approved product; must receive additional approval where such changes may affect conformity with the essential requirements or the prescribed conditions for use of the product. This additional approval is given in the form of an addition to the original EC-type examination certificate.
7th Each notified body must give the other notified bodies the relevant information about issued or withdrawn EC type-examination certificates and additions.
8 thereof. The other notified bodies may obtain a copy of the type examination certificates and / or additions. The annexes to the certificates shall be kept to the other notified bodies.
9th The manufacturer or his authorized representative must keep with the technical documentation also keep a copy of the EC type examination certificates and their additions for at least ten years from the last date of manufacture of the product.
Where neither the manufacturer nor his authorized representative established in the Community, the obligation to keep the technical documentation the person responsible for marketing the product in the Community.
first This module describes the procedure whereby the manufacturer or his authorized representative ensures and declares that the explosives concerned are in conformity with the type described in the EC type examination certificate and satisfy the relevant requirements of this Directive. The manufacturer must affix the CE mark to each explosive and draw up a declaration of conformity.
Second The manufacturer shall take all measures necessary to ensure that the manufacturing process ensures that the manufactured products conform to type as described in the EC type examination certificate and with the requirements of this Directive.
Third The manufacturer or his authorized representative must keep a copy of the declaration of conformity for at least ten years from the last date of manufacture of the product.
Fourth A notified body chosen by the manufacturer must perform or have performed examinations of the product at random intervals. The notified body taken on an adequate sample of the finished products and tests as set out in (the) relevant standard (s) referred. Article 4 or equivalent tests, to check the conformity of production requirements of that directive. Where one or more products not conforming, the notified body must take appropriate measures.
Manufacturer affixes under the notified body's responsibility identification symbol during the manufacturing process.
first This module describes the procedure whereby the manufacturer who fulfills the requirements of section 2 ensures and declares that the explosives concerned are in conformity with the type described in the EC type examination certificate and satisfy the requirements of this Directive. The manufacturer must affix the CE mark to each explosive and draw up a declaration of conformity. The CE mark is accompanied by the identification number used by the notified body responsible for the point4.
Second The manufacturer must operate an approved quality system for production, inspection and testing of the finished devices as described in Section 3. He is subject to the point4.
the technical documentation of the approved type and a copy of the EC type examination certificate.
3.2. The quality system must ensure that the appliances are in conformity with the type described in the EC type examination certificate and with the requirements of the Directive.
All the elements, requirements and provisions adopted by the manufacturer as to be documented in a systematic and orderly manner in the form of written policies, procedures and instructions. This quality system documentation must enable the quality programs, plans, manuals and records.
quality records, such as inspection reports and test data, reports of the personnel concerned, etc.
how to check that the required quality of the explosives is achieved and that the quality system is working effectively.
3.3. The notified body must assess the quality system to determine whether it satisfies the requirements of 3.2. It presumes that these requirements are met, quality systems that implement the relevant harmonized standard. The auditing team must have at least one member with experience of assessing the relevant product technology. The assessment procedure must include a visit to the manufacturer's premises.
The decision shall be notified to the manufacturer. The notification must contain the results of the examination and the reasoned assessment decision.
3.4. The manufacturer must undertake to fulfill its obligations under the quality system as approved and to maintain it so that it remains adequate and efficient.
Manufacturer or his authorized representative shall inform the notified body that has approved the quality system of any planned change to it.
The notified body must assess the proposed changes and decide whether the amended quality system will still satisfy the specified in 3.2 requirements or whether a reassessment is required.
It must notify its decision to the manufacturer. The notification must contain the results of the examination and the reasoned assessment decision.
4.1. purpose of monitoring is to ensure that the manufacturer duly fulfills its obligations under the approved quality system.
quality records, such as inspection reports and test data, reports on the personnel concerned, etc.
4.3. The notified body must carry out periodic audits to make sure that the manufacturer maintains and applies the quality system; provides an audit report to the manufacturer.
4.4. The notified body may pay unexpected visits to the manufacturer. During such visits it may carry or have carried out tests to verify that the quality system is functioning correctly; it if necessary, issue an inspection report and, where appropriate, a test report.
in Section 3.4, last paragraph, Section 4.3 and 4.4 referred to the decisions and reports from the notified body.
6th Each notified body must give the other notified bodies relevant information on issued and withdrawn quality system approvals.
first This module describes the procedure whereby the manufacturer who satisfies Section 2 ensures and declares that the explosives concerned are in conformity with the type described in the EC type examination certificate. He shall affix the CE mark to each explosive and draw up a written declaration of conformity. The CE marking shall be the identification number of the notified body responsible for the point4.
Second The manufacturer must operate an approved quality system for final inspection and testing of the explosives as described in Section 3. He is subject to the point4.
3.1. The manufacturer must lodge an application for assessment of the quality system for his explosives with a notified body of his choice.
3.2. Under the quality system, each explosive is examined and appropriate tests referred to in (the) relevant standard (s) referred. Article 4 or equivalent tests, to ensure its conformity to the requirements of the Directive. All the elements, requirements and provisions adopted by the manufacturer as to be documented in a systematic and orderly manner in the form of written policies, procedures and instructions. This quality system documentation must enable the quality programs, plans, manuals and records.
3.3. The notified body must assess the quality system to determine whether it satisfies the requirements of 3.2. It presumes that these requirements are met, quality systems that implement the relevant harmonized standard.
The auditing team must have at least one member with experience of assessing the relevant product technology. The assessment procedure must include a visit to the manufacturer's premises.
The decision shall be notified to the manufacturer. It must contain the results of the examination and the reasoned assessment decision.
It must notify the manufacturer of its decision. The notification must contain the results of the examination and the reasoned assessment decision.
4.1. purpose of monitoring is to ensure that the manufacturer duly fulfills the obligations under the approved quality system.
4.3. The notified body must carry out periodic audits to make sure that the manufacturer maintains and applies the quality system and must provide an audit report to the manufacturer.
4.4. The notified body may pay unexpected visits to the manufacturer. During such visits the notified body may carry or have carried out tests in order to check that the quality system is functioning correctly; it shall issue an inspection report and, where appropriate, a test report.
first This module describes the procedure whereby the manufacturer or his authorized representative ensures and declares that the explosives subject to the provisions of paragraph 3 has been applied, is consistent with the type described in the EC type examination certificate and satisfy the requirements of the Directive .
Second The manufacturer shall take all measures necessary to ensure that the manufacturing process ensures that the explosives are in conformity with the type described in the EC type examination certificate and with the requirements of the Directive. He shall affix the CE mark to each explosive and draw up a declaration of conformity.
Third The notified body must perform the appropriate examinations and tests to verify that the explosive is in conformity with the Directive by examination and testing of every explosive as specified in Section 4.
manufacturer or his authorized representative shall keep a copy of the declaration of conformity for at least ten years from the date of manufacture of the explosive.
4.1. All explosives shall be individually examined and appropriate tests referred to in (the) relevant standard (s) referred. Article 4 or equivalent tests to ensure that products conform with the type and the requirements applies under the Directive.
4.2. The notified body shall affix or have affixed its identification number to each approved explosive and draw up a written certificate of conformity concerning the tests carried out.
4.3. The manufacturer or his authorized representative shall upon request be able to present the certificate of conformity issued by the notified body.
first This module describes the procedure whereby the manufacturer ensures and declares that the explosive which has been issued in section 2 certificate referred to in accordance with the requirements of the Directive. The manufacturer must affix the CE mark to the explosive and draw up a declaration of conformity.
Second The notified body must examine the explosive and carry out the tests referred to in (the) relevant standard (s) referred. Article 4 or equivalent tests, to ensure that it complies with the requirements of the Directive.
The notified body shall affix or have affixed its identification number on the approved explosive and draw up a certificate of conformity concerning the tests carried out.
Third The technical documentation shall make it possible to assess the explosive line with the requirements and the design, manufacture and operation.
conceptual design and manufacturing drawings and diagrams of components, sub-assemblies,.
first The body, its director and the staff responsible for carrying out the verification tests shall not be the designer, manufacturer, supplier or installer of explosives which they inspect, nor any of the persons mentioned representative. They may not be directly or as authorized representatives in the design, manufacture, marketing or maintenance of such explosives. This does not preclude the possibility of exchange of technical information between the manufacturer and the body.
Second The body and its staff responsible for inspection must carry out the checks with the greatest possible professional integrity and technical competence and shall be free from all pressures and inducements, particularly financial, which might influence their judgment or the results of their inspection, especially from persons or groups of persons who have the checks.
Third It must have the necessary staff and possess the necessary facilities to enable it to perform the technical and administrative tasks connected with verification; it must also have access to the equipment required for special verification.
the ability to draw up certificates, records and reports required to authenticate the performance of the tests.
Fifth The staff responsible for inspection must be guaranteed. The remuneration of each employee must not depend on the number of tests carried out or the results of such tests.
6th The body must take out liability insurance unless its liability is assumed by the State under national law or unless the checks directly carried out by the Member State.
7th The body's staff are bound by professional secrecy (except vis the competent administrative authorities of the State in which they carried out) under this Directive or any provision of national law issued pursuant to this.
MARKING OF CONFORMITY The CE conformity marking consists of the initials 'CE' in accordance with the following graphic reproduction.
Reduced or enlarged mark, the proportions shown in the above graduated drawing must be respected.
Article 1 | || For the implementation of Article 1. 3, second and in part the third indent of Directive 93/15 / EEC, Annex I to this Directive a list of the articles in accordance with the relevant recommendations of the United Nations to be pyrotechnic or ammunition.
For the implementation of Article 1. 3, second indent of Directive 93/15 / EEC, Annex II to this Directive a list of the articles for which it must be determined whether those articles are pyrotechnic articles or explosives.
first Member States shall adopt and publish by 31 December 2004 the laws, regulations and administrative provisions necessary to comply with this Directive. They shall forthwith communicate to the Commission the text of those provisions and a correlation table showing the correlation between those provisions and this Directive.
They shall apply these provisions from 31 January 2005.
When Member States adopt those provisions, they shall contain a reference to this Directive or shall be accompanied by such such a reference. Member States shall determine how such reference.
Second Member States shall communicate to the Commission the text of the main provisions of national law which they adopt in the field covered by this Directive.
Article 4 This Directive shall enter into force on the twentieth day following its publication in the Official Journal.
Done at Brussels, 23 April 2004.
Ammunition containing incendiary substance. With the exception of cases where the incendiary substance is an explosive per se, it also contains one or more of the following: a propelling charge with primer and igniter charge; a fuze with burster or.
Ammunition containing a smoke-producing substance. With the exception of cases where the substance is an explosive per se, the ammunition also contains one or more of the following: a propelling charge with primer and igniter charge; a fuze with burster or.
fabric; a propelling charge with primer and igniter charge; a fuze with burster or.
Articles consisting of a casing, a primer and flash powder together in a ready for firing.
Cartridges, signal objects designed to fire colored flares or other signals from signal pistols.
Article consisting of textile yarns covered with black powder or another fast burning pyrotechnic composition and of a flexible protective clothing. It consists of a core of black powder surrounded by a flexible woven fabric. The burner in the longitudinal direction with an outer flame and is used to transfer the key from one device to a charge.
Articles containing pyrotechnic substances which are designed for use in order to illuminate, identify, signal or warn.
Sealed articles containing pyrotechnic substances used to show a projectile trajectory.
Articles designed to fire colored flares or other signals from signal pistols.
Objects that are designed to be thrown by hand or to be projected by a rifle. The term includes: Grenades, practice, hand or rifle.
Articles consisting of a primer for ignition and an auxiliary charge consisting of a deflagrating explosive such. black powder used to ignite the propellant in the cartridge case for eg. guns.
Pyrotechnic articles designed for entertainment.
Ammunition containing pyrotechnic substances. Used to test the performance or strength of new ammunition, weapon components or assemblies.
Items like eg. shell or bullet, which are projected from a cannon or other gun, rifle or other small arm. They may be inert, with or without tracer, or may contain a burster or expelling charge or a bursting charge. The term includes: Projectiles, inert with tracer, projectiles with burster or expelling; projectiles with bursting charge.
Articles containing pyrotechnic substances and used for technical purposes, for example. production of heat, gas, theatrical effects, etc.. The term excludes the following articles which are listed separately: all ammunition; cartridges, signal; cutters, cable, explosive; fireworks; flares, air; flares, surface; triggering devices, explosive; rivets, explosive, flares, hand; signals, distress; railway detonators, explosive; smoke signals.
Articles such. shell or bullet, which are projected from a cannon or other gun, rifle or other small arm. They may be inert, with or without tracer, or may contain a burster or expelling charge or a bursting charge. The term includes: Projectiles, inert, with tracer; projectiles with burster or expelling; projectiles with bursting charge.
articles which are listed separately: Grenades, practice.
Items like eg. shell or bullet, which are projected from a cannon or other gun, rifle or other small arm. They may be inert, with or without tracer, or may contain a burster or expelling charge or a bursting charge.
Articles containing one or more explosive substances used to start deflagration in an explosive train. They may be actuated chemically, electrically or mechanically.
Articles which may be constructed in different ways and which serves to ignite the safety fuse (safety fuse). They are triggered by grating, percussion (beat) or electric.
1. Circulation of explosives in subclasses 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.5 and 1.6.
A constant whose value depends on the explosive properties of the substance and nature of the damage threatened object.
Nette Explosive Substance Amount in kg.
One factor whose value depends on the explosive properties.
Because of the danger of drafts and projection of fragments, the safety distance not less than the minimum distance Dmin. This value also depends on the explosive properties and type of harm endangered object.
It is thus the highest of the values ​​Dmin and D to be applied.
The values ​​of k, Q, n and Dmin provided in Tables 1-3.
When mixed warehouses must distance for the most dangerous division applied to the total amount.
Two warehouses with different types of explosives is considered detached when the spacing corresponds to the safety distance between two editions of the most dangerous type.
Hospitals, schools, kindergartens, high-rise buildings, assembly halls, etc.
2. Circulation of explosives of Division 1.4.
Stockpile of more than 10 tonnes net explosive quantity should be in a minimum distance of 25 meters from property lines and vejmidte.
Stockpile of over 10 tonnes net explosive quantity should be in a minimum distance of 50 meters from property lines and vejmidte.
Circulation must be positioned relative to other objects to which set rules on minimum distances to property lines, the spacing corresponds to the sum of the distances they would each have to boundary.
1) The Order contains provisions that implement Council Directive 93/15 / EEC of 5 April 1993 (Official Journal 1993 no. L 121, p. 20) and Commission Directive 2004/57 / EC of 23 April 2004 (EU Journal no. L 127, p. 73).

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