ERA-GUI-100.pdf - Europa
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Guide for the application of the Art 14 (a) of the Safety Directive and Commission Regulation (EU) No 445/2011<br />
on a system of certification of entities in charge of maintenance for freight wagons – VERSION 1.0<br />
4.6 What is a maintenance workshop?<br />
Maintenance workshop is a mobile or fixed entity composed of staff, including those with<br />
management responsibility, tools and facilities organised to deliver maintenance on vehicles, parts,<br />
components or sub-assemblies of vehicles (Source: Regulation 445/2011/EU article 3(2)e).<br />
A Maintenance workshop is an entity having a management, staff, tools and facilities necessary to<br />
carry out maintenance operations on the vehicle itself or on parts and components of the vehicle.<br />
Mobile teams, depending on a fixed structure where maintenance works are performed or being<br />
self-supporting, and fulfilling the requirements of the definition of a maintenance workshop as<br />
defined hereinbefore, are assimilated to maintenance workshops.<br />
A maintenance Workshop is in charge, of the maintenance delivery function as described in the<br />
Art.4(d) of the ECM Regulation.<br />
4.7 What is A National Vehicle Register (NVR)?<br />
As established in the Commission Decision 2007/756/EC of 9 November 2007 [11] and amended<br />
by the Decision 2011/107/EU, where Member States authorise the placing in service of rolling<br />
stock, they have to ensure that an identification code is assigned to each individual vehicle. This<br />
code should then be entered in a national vehicle register (hereafter NVR). This register must be<br />
accessible for consultation by authorised representatives from competent authorities and<br />
stakeholders. The different national registers should be consistent as regards data contents and<br />
data formatting. This requires their establishment on the basis of common operational and technical<br />
specifications.<br />
Section 2.2 of the mentioned Decision also describes the implementation of the European<br />
global architecture for national vehicle registers (NVRs).<br />
In addition, Article 3(2) of Decision 2011/107/EU mentions that the member states shall ensure<br />
that, for the vehicles registered before the entry into force of this decision, the registered business<br />
number of the entity in charge of maintenance is recorded in the national vehicle register.<br />
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