Invitation to DBT Roundtable on UKCA marking

What is it?

This is an invitation to attend an industry roundtable with the Department for Business and Trade (DBT) on the UK’s post-Brexit approach to UKCA product markings.

During April and May, DBT are holding a series of roundtables which will help them to understand how to make the UK’s approach to product marking as easy as possible for industry whilst ensuring continued protection for consumers. These events will be held in London, Edinburgh and Manchester.

You can sign up to attend one of these sessions HERE.

The most appropriate sessions for us are:

Simple Pressure Vessels & Pressure Equipment & Equipment for Use Outdoors & Equipment for Potentially Explosive Atmospheres (ATEX) & Gas Appliances on:

• London, 12 April, morning
• Edinburgh, 26 April, morning
• Manchester, 4 May, morning

Why is it important?

While mandatory UKCA marking has been postponed, it is vital that the government understands the issues and challenges that UKCA marking can cause. They have been guilty in the past of not consulting widely enough. This is an opportunity to have your say and affect the course of future implementation.

If you are unable to attend but would like to make your views known, please contact the BVAA team at Banbury.

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Please Note: This Hotspot is for information purposes, and we invite comments from BVAA members only. Please also note that at time of publication ballots may be closed. For more information, please contact the Secretariat.

BVAA Members: Did you know we have a hotspot tab on the BVAA website? Head over to www.bvaa.org.uk/login-here.asp and log into the member only area. You then need to select ‘Hotspots’ for the latest. For information on how to access the member only area of the website please contact jane@bvaa.org.uk. 

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