NRMM Information Stickers

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To facilitate the verification of machinery compliance against the latest Non-Road Mobile Machinery (NRMM) requirements, JRL Group have produced a sticker that can be placed in an easily accessible location on any piece of plant or machinery, with all the relevant NRMM information.

Typically, gaining access to the machinery engine numbers and other relevant NRMM information is not the easiest or safest of tasks.

Each manufacturer has their own way of locating and displaying this information and this can create a lot of difficulties for both our site teams and the Local Authority/NRMM auditor that needs to check this information on each piece of plant/equipment to verify compliance.

The purpose of these stickers is to standardise the way we deal with NRMM and make sure this process is simple, easy and safe.

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Published 3 February 2020
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Ricardo Pinto
Environmental Advisor

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