CoP = Conformity of Production – in other words, the “conformity of products” or the “conformity of production”. But what is it now?
What are the CoP requirements for? You will learn about this in detail in our CoP basic training.
CoP refers to the procedures for “conformity of production”. Book your place in the CoP training: info@markhaacke.de
How can I not only reduce the CoP effort, but also focus it in such a way that I can draw valid conclusions about the entire production via the CoP evidence and CoP testing?
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…
Almost everyone is familiar with the term “recall” – most people know what it means and many have already been affected themselves. But what exactly is that? In principle, every company that launches any products on the market also has a responsibility to ensure that users or third parties are not put at risk. And…
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”.
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.