What is CoP? CoP is the abbreviation for “Conformity of Production”. But what is it now?
Don’t miss our other articles on CoP-Q and CoP-P. You can also gain in-depth insights in our CoP basic training course.
What is CoP? CoP is the abbreviation for “Conformity of Production”. But what is it now?
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In everyday professional life, including in the automotive industry, we don’t just throw around technical terms. We don’t exactly use abbreviations sparingly either. In everyday professional life, including in the automotive industry, we don’t just throw around technical terms. We don’t exactly use abbreviations like SoP, EoP and CoP sparingly either. To make matters worse,…
As part of the initial assessment, it is necessary to provide evidence of a quality management system (QMS) to the authority. An essential and very important component of a QMS is change management. Basically, it helps the organization to identify and evaluate changes at an early stage. In our video, we explain what change management…
How can I not only reduce the CoP effort, but also focus it in such a way that I can draw valid conclusions about the entire production via the CoP evidence and CoP testing?
In a previous video, I briefly and concisely explained what “CoP” (“Conformity of Production”) generally means. In German – the procedures for “conformity of products” or “conformity of production”. CoP-Q places requirements on your quality management system. In terms of EU Regulation 2018/858, your quality management must be “effective”.
A shot about what’s at the beginning of a recall. The most important questions: What is the error? What is the cause of the error? What is the risk – as what can happen to whom with what probability?
Vehicles and vehicle components must be approved by an authority in almost every country in the world before they can be placed on the market. But what does that mean exactly? I’ll explain it to you succinctly – in just 40 seconds!
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