HSE is gathering information and evidence relating to the Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000 (PSSR) and whether their scope and application are still fit for purpose.   

This call for evidence aims to gather information and evidence that the HSE will use to:  

  • Help identify and reduce unnecessary regulatory burdens to save businesses time and money without compromising safety; and  
  • Understand and identify whether the current application of the regulations reflects technological advances    

This call for evidence targets companies (manufacturers, importers, suppliers) and users/owners, dutyholders, and any other organisation holding relevant information.  The information you provide will be used to support the review of the PSSR Regulations.   

The consultation will close on 11 November 2025. Click here to find out more and to submit your comments.

 

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