CoP = Conformity of Production – in other words, the “conformity of products” or the “conformity of production”. But what is it now?
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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.
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…
In the context of an online – CoP_Basic training, the question arose in which context the PSCR is related to the safeguard clauses of the Framework Regulation (EU) 2018/858. Since the question was easy to answer, we recorded it directly as a video.
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…
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?
In a previous VLOG, we went into more detail about the terms in-service compliance and in-use compliance. In our video, we explain how IUPR relates to this and what obligations it entails for you. You can find more information here in our blog.
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