PLATE 13 OF 20
Annex I categories.
The machinery categories listed in Annex I, and what listing changes about the assessment route.
Pillar guide
Annex I categories, overview: How Annex I is organised into Part A and Part B, and why the part decides the available routes.
Supporting guides
| Guide | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Vehicle servicing lifts in Annex I | A Part A category example, and how its listing changes the assessment route for that product. |
| Safety components with machine learning behaviour | A Part A category for safety components with self evolving behaviour using machine learning approaches. |
| Checking category membership | A method for checking whether a product category is listed, and what evidence the check needs. |
| Part B categories and coverage | Part B as a list, and the standards coverage condition that decides whether module A is available. |
| New categories and annex updates | How annex updates are tracked, and why a file must record which annex version it was checked against. |
| Annex I versus Directive Annex IV | The Regulation category list read against the Directive list, so neither is used as the other. |
| Categories for assemblies | How category membership works when the product is an assembly, and who decides the category. |
| Related products in Annex I | Related products that appear in Annex I categories, and how their routes differ from complete machinery. |
| A route table for Annex I | Part A, Part B, and outside Annex I in one table, with the condition that decides each row. |
| Misreading Annex I | Common misreadings: broad terms, marketing names, and partial standards coverage treated as membership or coverage. |
| Recording a category decision | A short record that captures the category, the wording checked, the configuration, and the route that follows. |