Briefly explained: Who or what is a permit holder?
The permit holder may place products on the market that are subject to a permit requirement. All further information under 069/153 22 51 11
Presentation: Training market surveillance and recalls – Level 1
Market surveillance and product monitoring Market surveillance and product monitoring means that the person who introduces products into the market is obliged to ensure that the products do not pose a risk to users and others. This means that to ensure this, you need to monitor their own products, but also products of market competitors…
Presentation: Training Conformity of Production (CoP) – Level 2
In terms of CoP, you have to meet the legal requirements. But what about cost and effort? The path to becoming a CoP expert: info@markhaacke.de
briefly explained: IUC, ISC, IUPR?
The struggle through the jungle of shortcuts After we had explained the abbreviation SoP, EoP and CoP in another post and also in which context they are related, today I would like to take up the suggestion of a reader of my abstracts of the posts on linkedIn. He expressed the wish to explain further…
briefly explained: What is CoP?
CoP refers to the procedures for “conformity of production”. Book your place in the CoP training: info@markhaacke.de
Since 01.09.2020 the framework regulation (EU)2018/858 is mandatory
The new Framework Regulation (EU) 2018/858 (…on the approval and market surveillance of motor vehicles and their trailers, and of systems, components and separate technical units intended for such vehicles…) will finally replace the previously applicable Framework Directive 2007/46/EC (…establishing a framework for the approval of motor vehicles and their trailers, and of systems, components…
briefly explained: What is an approval procedure?
A brief description Before I get into why vehicles and their equipment need to be approved in the first place in one of my upcoming posts, I’d like to address a seemingly simple question from a participant in one of my recent training sessions. The question was asked at the beginning. The participant was able…
briefly explained: SoP? EoP? CoP?
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,…
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