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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“COC” is the abbreviation for “Certificate of Confomity”. The COC document can therefore be translated as “Certificate of Conformity” or “Declaration of Conformity”. Accordingly, the manufacturer confirms in writing with this document that a specific vehicle conforms to an “approved type”. You can find a more detailed explanation in our video. You can find more…
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…
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…
The struggle through the jungle of shortcuts After explaining the abbreviations SoP, EoP and CoP in another post and how they relate to each other, I would like to take up the suggestion of a reader of my summaries of the posts on LinkedIn today. He expressed the wish to explain further terms briefly and…
An initial assessment is used to demonstrate the effectiveness of the quality management system to the approval authority.
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