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.
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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”.
An initial assessment is used to demonstrate the effectiveness of the quality management system to the approval authority.
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.
We have already addressed the topic of recalls several times in our blog. Recalls are not uncommon and you have probably noticed that a product has had to be recalled due to certain defects. We explain in detail what effects a recall can have and much more in our video. Become an expert in the…
“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…
Vehicles and vehicle components must be approved by an authority in almost every country in the world before they can be placed on the market. But what does that mean exactly? I’ll explain it to you succinctly – in just 40 seconds!
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