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In the context of homologation / type approval of motor vehicles and motor vehicle parts, “Conformity of Production” (CoP) in accordance with EU Regulation 2018/858 is often a critical point. This applies without restriction to both manufacturers of vehicles and/or vehicle parts and their downstream supply chains. However, this obligation is unfortunately too often overlooked…
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”.
What expectations one may have as a participant or client Further training is not free, but often costs a lot of money. Many companiestherefore rightly ask themselves whether the investment in a training course or similar is worthwhile and also thecan deliver the added value that is hoped for. In the following we would therefore…
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…
CoP explained in less than 60 seconds! What is Conformity of Production? This legal obligation is directed at suppliers and vehicle manufacturers. We explain this in detail in our CoP basic training. #copbasic training
Every company that wants to introduce products requiring approval to the market for the first time is confronted with the requirement of an initial assessment by the approval authority. But what does this initial assessment mean? Who or what is being evaluated and for what purpose? And how often do I have to repeat this…
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