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Which documents is your plant required to hold?

The question almost nobody can answer off the top of their head. Tell us three things about your plant and we will tell you what compliance documentation is usually required at a site like yours, with the rule that requires it alongside. No cost, no registration and no one will call you.

1What does your company do?

Choosing the sector pre-ticks the installations most common in step 3. You can change every one of them.

2How many people work at the site?

Count your own workforce. Some obligations change in form depending on size.

3What is there, or what is done, at your site?

Tick everything that exists. Each box switches on the obligations that the law attaches to that installation or that activity.

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Would you like the summary in writing?

We send you this same list by email, with the rules and the order it is worth starting in, so that you can pass it on to whoever handles compliance in your company. One email only: there is no sales sequence behind it.

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What this is and what it is not

This is a guide: it tells you what documentation is usually required in a plant with the characteristics you have ticked, and which rule it is written in. It is there to help you know where to start looking and to avoid discovering a gap on the day of the inspection.

It is not legal advice or an assessment of your case, and it does not replace your prevention service or the accredited inspection bodies. Responsibility for compliance remains with the company. Every obligation has nuances —thresholds, classifications, regional legislation— that can only be settled by looking at your specific installation.

If something that comes up here does not fit your case, write to us at info@industriakit.com and we will look into it. We want the tool to get it right.