Legal notice
Who operates goprevina.eu, and on what terms.
These documents are published in English and Spanish only. The English version applies.
Site operator
This website and the goPrevina service are operated by Kovimatic Limited, a company incorporated in Ireland.
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Legal name | Kovimatic Limited |
| Registered office | 5 Shackleton Grove, Lucan, Co. Dublin, Ireland |
| Registration number | 679900 (Companies Registration Office (CRO), Ireland) |
| Contact email | info@kovimatic.ie |
| Website | https://goprevina.eu |
This information is provided under S.I. No. 68/2003, which gives effect in Ireland to Directive 2000/31/EC on electronic commerce.
Purpose
goprevina.eu is an informational and commercial site about goPrevina, an occupational health and safety management platform. Use of the subscribed service is governed by the Terms of service.
Using this site
By using this site you agree not to:
- Use it for unlawful purposes or in ways that harm the rights of others.
- Attempt to reach restricted areas, or alter or interfere with how it works.
- Extract its content in bulk by automated means.
Intellectual property
The content, software, the goPrevina brand and the graphic elements of this site belong to Kovimatic Limited or are used under licence. Reproducing or adapting them requires prior written permission, except where the law allows otherwise.
References to legislation (statutory instruments, EU regulations, ISO standards) are informational and do not replace the official source.
Liability
The content of this site is informational. It is not legal or technical advice on occupational health and safety, and it does not relieve any employer of its statutory duties or of the need to take professional advice.
We aim to keep the information current and accurate, but we do not warrant uninterrupted availability or freedom from error. Links to third-party sites are offered for convenience and do not imply endorsement.
Governing law
This notice is governed by the laws of Ireland, and the Irish courts have jurisdiction over any dispute. If you are a consumer, this does not deprive you of the protection of the mandatory rules of your country of residence.