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 Die '''Europäische Organisation für Technische Zulassungen (EOTA)''' - ''EUROPEAN ORGANISATION FOR TECHNICAL APPROVALS'' ist beauftragt die Zulassungs-Institutionen der Mitgliedstaaten zu vereinen um somit '''europäische technische Zulassungen (ETAs)''' herauszugeben.
-''The European Organisation for Technical Approvals (EOTA) comprises the Approval Bodies nominated to issue European Technical Approvals (ETAs) by EU Member States and EFTA States who have contracted to the European Economic Area Agreement.''
+''EOTA is the European Organisation for Technical Assessment in the area of construction products. It is based in Brussels (Belgium).
-''A construction product with an ETA, satisfying the Attestation of Conformity provisions, can carry CE marking and can be placed on the market in any of these EEA countries.''
+EOTA is a non-profit organisation which - using the scientific and technological expertise of its Members - develops and adopts European Assessment Documents (EAD).
-''EOTA has been constituted as a legal body under Belgian law, with four organisational levels: Plenary Meeting - Executive Commission - Technical Board - Working Groups.''
-''The role of EOTA is primarily to monitor and progress the drafting of ETA Guidelines (ETAGs) and to co-ordinate all activities relating to the issuing of ETA's. EOTA operates in close co-operation with the European Commission, EFTA, CEN, European trade associations and industrial organisations, who are also present as observers at various EOTA levels.''
+EOTA co-ordinates the application of the procedures set out for a request for a European Technical Assessment (ETA) and for the procedure adopting a European Assessment Document (EAD). EOTA also informs the European Commission (EC) and the Standing Committee on Construction of any question related to the preparation of EADs and suggests improvements to the EC based on its experience gained.
-''EOTA is born out of the Construction Products Directive 89/106/EC (CPD). The goal of the CPD is the removal of technical barriers in the construction products sector through :''
-* ''compliance of works with the six Essential Requirements''
-* ''transformation of the six Essential Requirements to product requirements by means of Interpretative Documents''
-* ''determination of performances for products used in the works by technical specifications''
-* ''attestation of conformity of the product''
-* ''CE marking of the product''
-''Products are fit for their intended use if they comply with a Harmonised Standard, a European Technical Approval or a non-harmonised technical specification recognised at EC level.''
+EOTA ensures that examples of best practises are shared between its members to promote greater efficiency and provide a better service to industry, and that adopted EADs and references to ETAs are kept publicly available.
+EOTA works in close co-operation with the European Commission, the EU Member and EFTA States, the European Standardisation Organisations, and other stakeholders in research and construction such as European Contractors' Associations, Manufacturing Associations, Technical Associations, and European Research Associations.
+EOTA can also deal with other matters concerning the making avaialble and the use of construction products and the facilitation of innovation in construction.
+EOTA is set up by the Regulation (EU) No 305/2011 and comprises all Technical Assessment Bodies (TABs) designated by Member States of the European Union and the European Economic Area. A country subject to a mutual recognition agreement (MRA) with the European Union is also considered for membership.''
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