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Mechanical EngineeringRated 5.00 out of 5
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Mark Haacke2-day
Have you been appointed as a PSCR and acquired the relevant qualification? Then the PSCR Workshop is the next step in your professional development!
If you do not yet hold the PSCR qualification, we recommend registering directly for our PSCR training course!
Once you have obtained the basic qualification and recognition as a PSCR, you should acquire the practical tools required to translate this theoretical knowledge into real-world application. In our PSCR Workshop, you will benefit from intensive discussions with our experts and fellow participants. Approximately 70–80% of the time is dedicated to practical exercises.
from 490,00 €
Have you been appointed as a PSCR and obtained the relevant qualification? Then the PSCR Workshop is the next step in your qualification process!
If you do not yet possess the PSCR qualification, we recommend registering directly for our PSCR Training.
Once you have acquired the foundational qualification and recognition as a PSCR, it is recommended that you obtain the tools necessary to translate theoretical knowledge into practical application. In our PSCR Workshop, you benefit from intensive exchange with our experts and fellow participants. Approximately 70–80% of the course is dedicated to practical exercises.
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Mechanical EngineeringRated 4.64 out of 5
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Mark Haacke 2-day
Legal market surveillance requirements affect economic operators placing products on the market, manufacturers, and their authorized representatives, as well as the authorities themselves.
In addition to non-compliances, hazards arising from products regularly result in recalls.
Particularly with regard to hazards, it is essential to know and understand the relevant criteria. This training therefore focuses on 6 hours of practical exercises, practicing a full risk assessment according to SAGA using 3 exemplary cases.
from 490,00 €
Legal requirements for market surveillance apply to economic operators placing products on the market, manufacturers and their authorized representatives, as well as the authorities themselves.
In addition to non-conformities, hazards arising from products regularly result in recalls.
Particularly with regard to hazards, it is essential to know and understand the relevant criteria. This training therefore focuses on 6 hours of practical exercises, in which a complete risk assessment according to SAGA is conducted using 3 exemplary cases.
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Mechanical EngineeringRated 5.00 out of 5
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Mark Haacke 1-day
Maintaining product safety requirements and avoiding product liability claims is the responsibility of every employee involved at any stage of the product life cycle. Familiarity with these topics becomes increasingly critical the greater the impact on the final product and the level of responsibility assumed for its proper functioning.
Reconciling these demands with rapidly advancing technology, rising customer expectations, and increasingly shorter production cycles represents a major challenge today: As a manufacturer, you cannot afford to fall behind. At the same time, you must consistently ensure the anticipated safety of your products to satisfy your customers and avoid liability claims that could threaten your company's existence.
from 490,00 €
Maintaining product safety requirements and avoiding product liability claims is the responsibility of every employee involved at any stage of the product lifecycle. Familiarity with these matters becomes increasingly essential the greater one's influence on the final product and the level of responsibility assumed for its proper functioning.
Reconciling these requirements with rapidly advancing technology, rising customer expectations, and increasingly shorter production cycles presents a distinctive challenge in modern business: As a manufacturer, you cannot afford to fall behind. Concurrently, you must continually ensure the expected safety of your products to satisfy your customers and avoid potentially ruinous liability claims.
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Mechanical EngineeringMark Haacke 1-day
Following a comprehensive revision of this industry standard, the Product Safety Representative (PSB) has been assigned additional duties and responsibilities, which are now embodied in the role of the PSCR – Product Safety and Conformity Representative.
If you have not yet completed the upgrade to PSCR, we offer you the opportunity to do so in a one-day training session. The prerequisite for participation is that your last (internal or external) PSB training took place no more than 3 years ago.
Naturally, our PSCR training courses and our PSCR workshop are recognized by all vehicle manufacturers as valid proof of qualification.
from 490,00 €
With a comprehensive revision of this industry standard, the Product Safety Representative has been assigned additional duties and responsibilities, which are now reflected in the role of the PSCR – Product Safety and Conformity Representative.
If you have not yet completed the upgrade to PSCR, we offer you the opportunity to do so in a 1-day course. The prerequisite is that your last (internal or external) PSB training took place no more than 3 years ago.
It goes without saying that our PSCR training courses and workshops are recognized by all automotive manufacturers as proof of qualification.
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Mechanical EngineeringRated 4.67 out of 5
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Mark Haacke 2-day
Questions regarding product liability and product conformity are consistently complex when dealing with sophisticated technical products. When multiple internal corporate stakeholders and additional parties across the supply chain are involved, complexity and liability risks increase significantly.
To address this, the automotive industry early on established the role of the PSB (Product Safety Representative), which logically evolved a few years ago into the PSCR (Product Safety & Conformity Representative).
This created a dedicated function to ensure compliance with national statutory regulations and to satisfy the safety expectations of the public.
from 490,00 €
Issues concerning product liability and product conformity are routinely complex when technical products are involved. If multiple parties within the company are joined by additional stakeholders across the supply chain, complexity increases substantially—and with it, liability risks.
To address these demands, the role of the PSB (Product Safety Representative) was established early on in the automotive industry, subsequently evolving into the PSCR (Product Safety & Conformity Representative).
This established a dedicated function to ensure compliance with the statutory regulations of respective countries as well as to meet the safety expectations of the general public.
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Mechanical EngineeringMark Haacke 2-day
Questions regarding product liability and product conformity are consistently complex when dealing with sophisticated technical products. When multiple internal corporate stakeholders and additional parties across the supply chain are involved, complexity and liability risks increase significantly.
To address this, the automotive industry early on established the role of the PSB (Product Safety Representative), which logically evolved a few years ago into the PSCR (Product Safety & Conformity Representative).
This created a dedicated function to ensure compliance with national statutory regulations and to satisfy the safety expectations of the public.
from 490,00 €
Questions regarding product liability and product conformity are regularly challenging when complex technical products are involved. If multiple parties within the company are joined by additional parties throughout the supply chain, complexity—and thus liability risks—increases substantially.
To address this, the role of PSB (Product Safety Representative) was established early on in the automotive industry, which systematically evolved into the PSCR (Product Safety & Conformity Representative) several years ago.
This established a dedicated function to ensure compliance with the statutory regulations of respective countries as well as to meet the safety expectations of the general public.
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