PRLog (Press Release) -
Aug 04, 2009 -
NEWTOWN, CT – The newly revised Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC, which goes into effect on December 29, has many new sections from User Documentation to Risk Assessment requirements. Not complying with this new European standard might block U.S. manufacturers from receiving a CE Mark – a necessary label for industrial products.
TÜVRheinland®
, the leading provider of testing and certification services for companies entering the global marketplace, is offering an informative workshop to discuss the new Machinery Directive, the Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive (2004/108/EC)
, and other relevant European Union directives and standards for the industrial market. Additionally, the event covers directives and standards in general, the impact to machinery manufacturers, types of products requiring certification, the process of compliance, and a how-to on Risk Assessment.
A free half-day seminar, “Challenges of Exporting to the European Union” will take place in four West Coast locations:
o September 22, San Diego, Calif.
o September 23, Phoenix, Ariz.
o September 29, Pleasanton, Calif.
o September 30, Portland, Ore.
To register or receive more information about the seminars, call 1-TUV-RHEINLAND (888-743-4652)
.
About TÜVRheinland®
TÜVRheinland®
delivers premier independent testing, assessment, and certification services to help companies gain access into global markets. Boasting an international network across six continents, the company’s in-country experts ease the path to compliance with cost-effective pricing and quick turnaround times. The $1.5 billion corporation is comprised of an international network of more than 13,300 employees in 61 countries and serves most industry sectors and markets worldwide. For more information, visit www.us.TÜV .com.
