E-Mark type approval, in preparation.
Type approval under the UNECE 1958 Agreement, prepared by agents: which UN Regulations apply, the tests, the lab results, the documents and the reports. Subjective points go to an expert, and your team decides.
In preparationUN Regulations · UNECE 1958 Agreement
What it covers.
From the first question, which UN Regulations apply, to the report.
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Scope the regulations
Which UN Regulations apply.
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Track the changes
Changes to the regulations, and the reasoning behind them.
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Structure the texts
Regulation texts turned into requirements.
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Plan the tests
A test plan from those requirements.
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Review lab results
The lab's results, reviewed.
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Check the documents
The documents and the certification progress, checked.
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Draft the reports
Reports drafted from institutional templates.
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Ask an expert
Subjective points are routed to an expert.
Where it stands.
E-Mark support is in preparation. It is switched on per organisation, and every statement about a regulation stays marked for verification until it has been checked against the official text.
The legal basis is the UN Regulations under the UNECE 1958 Agreement.
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