by Keith Armstrong
Relevant for all…
• Manufacturers
• Authorised Representatives
• Importers
• Distributors
Creating a product’s Technical Documentation is a precondition for affixing the CE marking to it.
Adequate risk assessments have for years been legally required for inclusion a product’s Technical Documentation.
Authorised Representatives; Importers, and Distributors have also – for years – been legally required to cooperate with competent national authorities regarding any risks created by the products they handle.
It is exactly the same for products affixed with UKCA and UKNI markings, whether or they are also CE-marked or not.
Read my new blog https://www.emcstandards.co.uk/risk-assessment-for-eu-and-uk-compliance for many more details and references on this important issue.
To discuss what to do for the best, meet the compliance experts at EMC+CI 2024 at Newbury Racecourse on May 23-24 2024, www.emcandci.com.
Editor’s note:
To keep up to date with press material, opinion-focused blogs, and case studies from EMC & Compliance International 2024, visit https://www.emcandci.com/emc-and-ci-news.
About EMC and Compliance International 2024:
This public event is a collaboration of industry experts Keith Armstrong of Cherry Clough Consultants Ltd, and Dr Min Zhang of Mach One Design; the owners of EMgineering Ltd and www.emcstandards.co.uk.
It is a re-branding and re-launching of the very successful EMC-UK annual events held at Newbury Racecourse for many years pre-Covid.
EMCstandards.co.uk aims to be the definitive global web portal for information on EMC and other technical compliance issues, to encourage the design and development of better, more profitable electronic products, equipment, and systems, by the use of very practical methods that are well-understood and well-proven in real life.
For further information:
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