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Can the operating instructions for a machine be in a language other than Finnish?

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In Finland, operating instructions for machinery must be provided in Finnish and, if necessary, in Swedish.

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The Divisions for Occupational Safety and Health of the Regional State Administrative Agencies together with the Department for Work and Gender Equality of the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health, which guides the OSH Divisions, form the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration enforces the compliance with working life laws and ensures that work is carried out in a safe and healthy manner.