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Worldwide System forConformity Testing and Certification of Electrical Equipment (IECEE)
IECEE
byGosta FredrikssonChairman of the IECEEPresident Conformity AssessmentIntertek ETL SEMKO
PSD September 2006
The Global Trade Facilitator
Supporting import and export to Russia
History, Purpose, Organizational Structure, Linkship with IEC
Worldwide System forConformity Testing and Certification of Electrical Equipment (IECEE)
Aim and Objectives
History
Organization & Structure
Facts
Conclusions
Target
Development and Outlook
Worldwide System forConformity Testing and Certification of Electrical Equipment (IECEE)
History
Worldwide System forConformity Testing and Certification of Electrical Equipment (IECEE)
Global Trade & Conformity Assessment
Local – Regional – Global Conformity assessment, perceived slow, steady,
bureaucratic Conformity assessment models were developed in
isolation Due to increased global trade, manufacturers
identified the need to find improvements in efficiency and profitability
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Global Trade & Conformity Assessment
Factors creating barriers to success
- Limited harmonized standards
- Multiple inspection / audits
- Lack of uniform conformity assessment requirements
New certification programs and marks developing
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Schemes, Arrangements and Agreements
Accreditor to accreditor arrangements
CAB to CAB agreements
Government to government MRAs
IECEE CB Scheme
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The CB Scheme, originally operated by the CEE (International Commission for Conformity Certification of Electrical Equipment), was integrated into the IEC in 1985 as the CB Scheme of the IECEE. Today this Scheme is called “Scheme of the IECEE for Mutual Recognition of Test Certificates for Electrical Equipment (CB Scheme)”
IECEE CB Scheme
Worldwide System forConformity Testing and Certification of Electrical Equipment (IECEE)
Aim and Objectives
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The aim of the CB Scheme is to provide Manufacturers seeking worldwide market access through third party certification Marks, the most economic and cost effective procedures within the best certification time frames.
Aim of the IECEE
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Objectives of the IECEE CB Scheme
A global solution for a global market
Provision of a framework for global conformity assessment
Use of IEC standards to facilitate international trade
Elimination of multiple testing
Elimination of multiple quality audits connected to approvals
Increased access to market by covering national differences
Reduced time to market
Increased confidence among acceptance interests
Reduced costs – increased trade
Acceptance by regulators
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IECEE CB Scheme
19 product categories ranging from Information Technology and electronic equipment, household, medical equipment, lighting to EMC, and Photovoltaics but 60% of activity is concentrated in these three areas:
Household appliances Office & IT equipment Electronics / entertainment
Worldwide System forConformity Testing and Certification of Electrical Equipment (IECEE)
Target
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The Ideal Target
One test
One certification
One mark
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Today’s Achieved Target
One test
One international certificate
One or more marks as needed
Worldwide System forConformity Testing and Certification of Electrical Equipment (IECEE)
Organization & Structure
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Standards in the IECEE Scheme
The scheme is based on use of IEC Standards
Member Bodies must declare differences if National Standards are not fully harmonized with the IEC Standard
A country that has not implemented the IEC Standard can not participate in the Scheme for that standard/category
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The Schemes are
Product-based, not system-based
Use of IEC standards but structured to accommodate national differences
Membership based
Governed by members
Self financing
Daily operation by IEC staff
Overseen by CAB
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IEC Organization Chart
COUNCILNational Committees
COUNCILNational Committees
COUNCIL BOARDEXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
CENTRAL OFFICE Geneva
Switzerland
ADVISORY BODIESSales Policy Cmte. Marketing Cmte.
CONFORMITY ASSESSMENT BOARD
STANDARDIZATIONMANAGEMENT BOARD
BOARDS
COMMITTEESSECTOR ADVISORY
TECH. CMTES
IECEE
IECQ
IECEx
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CMCCertificationManagement
Committee
IECEE Organisational StructureIECEE Organisational Structure
Board of Appeal
CTL Committee of Testing Laboratories
CTL Committee of Testing Laboratories
AAG Assessment Advisory GroupAAG Assessment Advisory Group
SECRETARIAT
CAG Chairman’s Advisory GroupCAG Chairman’s Advisory Group
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IECEE Organisational StructureIECEE Organisational Structure
OFFICERS
Jun XIE
Vice-ChairmanFritz BEGLINGERTreasurer
Pierre de RUVOExecutive Secretary
Gösta FREDRIKSSON Chairman
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IECEE SECRETARIAT - Geneva - CH
Ms Tara MitchellAssistant and Web-publisher
Ms Katharine Pearson Assistant
Peer Assessment Program
Ms Cecilie Ingels Finstad Assistant
Adherence to Standards
Executive Secretary IECEE
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BOARD OF APPEAL
Members
Bo YUMIN (CNCA)
Chairman: Don MADER (UL)
Joe GRYN (CSA) Trond SOLLIE (NEMKO)Yoji ONO (JQA)
Ted Gaertner (KEMA) Jukka VUORINEN(SGS FIMKO) Paul TAN (PSB) Gerhard DREGER (VDE)
Deputies
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CAG – Chairman’s Advisory Group
The Chairman’s Advisory Group is essentially composed by the Officers, the CTL Chairman and CMC delegates that are requested to advise on topics of interest for the overall IECEE Community
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AAG Members are formally appointed by the Management Committee
TERMS OF REFERENCE To monitor the Peer Assessment and Re-assessment
To determine common understanding and approach on ISO/IEC Guide 65 and ISO/IEC 17025
To evaluate the Assessment Reports of candidate NCBs and CBTLs and make recommendations to the IECEE-CMC
AAG – Assessment Advisory Group
Worldwide System forConformity Testing and Certification of Electrical Equipment (IECEE)
IECEE Facts
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IECEE CB Scheme facts
48 participating countries
62 National Certification Bodies - NCBs
226 Testing Laboratories – CB TLs
50278 certificates issued in 2006
Over 400 000 current valid certificates
More than 2000 manufacturers currently using the CB Scheme
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IECEE participating countriesArgentina
Australia
Austria
Belarus
Belgium
Brazil
Canada
China
Croatia
Czech Rep.
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
India
Indonesia
Ireland
Israel
Italy
Japan
Kenya
Korea Rep. of
Malaysia
Mexico
Netherlands
New Zealand
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Russia
Serbia
Singapore
Slovakia
Slovenia
South Africa
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Thailand
Turkey
Ukraine
United Kingdom
United States
Uruguay
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2006 was another great year with a significant growth of the Issued CB Test Certificates. It has to be noted that a significant number of CB Test Certificates are directly recognized by Buyers, Retailers and Regulatory Authorities to provide direct access to the global markets.
CB Certificates Statistics
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Yearly Overview of Issued CB Certificates
49176237
77949825
12175
1589319597
24259
27685
34117
36465
40817
50278
0
10000
20000
30000
40000
50000
60000
1994 1996 1998 2000 2002 2004 2006
Issued
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Development and Outlook
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IECEE Developments and Outlook
Electromagnetic Compatibility and EMC Mark
Factory Audit Procedures and Forms
Hazardous Substances
Component Recognition Programme
Photovoltaics and Renewable Energies
Further development of the program for the utilization of Manufacturers Laboratories
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Conclusions
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Global Conformity Assessment throughthe CB Scheme
CB Test Certificates and associated Test Reports issued by NCB in one country accepted by NCBs in other member countries for purposes of national certification
CB Test Certificates and associated Test Reports accepted by several Regulatory Authorities
CB Test Certificates and associated Test Reports directly accepted by Retailers, Buyers, Vendors worldwide
Reduced testing and certification costs
Portable conformity assessment between regulatory systems
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Customer Needs
COMPLEXITY
COMMUNICATION
TIME
REVENUE
COMPETENCE
Administration surrounding global certification
Interpretation, language, culture
Delivery conditions, time spent within own organisation
Country legal requirements
Meet planned launch and sales start
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Core competenceThird party
- Conformity assessment safety know-how certification
- Investment in test equipment
- Experience in applying safety standards
Core competenceManufacturer
Product differentiation
Testing
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Thank you
Questions?
Gösta Fredriksson
President
Conformity Assessment
Kista, Sweden
phone: +46 8 750 00 00