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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More InformationWhat are the CoP requirements for? You will learn about this in detail in our CoP basic training.
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The terms approval and authorization are often confused in practice. Although they are related, many people are not aware that the underlying facts are actually different. In our video, we explain what separates the terms and when which usage is correct. Our training courses on the approval process will tell you everything you need to…
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.
The COC serves as proof that a vehicle conforms to an approved type. What is the basis for this? Ask us: 069/153225111
CoP refers to the procedures for “conformity of production”. Book your place in the CoP training: info@markhaacke.de
Clarification of terms – recall And a distinction from other parking measures Various field measures are grouped together under the term recall. This refers to measures to ensure that products placed on the market are cleaned of the defect or the effect of the defect. A distinction is typically made according to whether the product…
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