Ying Ying Lau from NEN and CRISP project co-ordinator presented standardisation and certification basics at one of the workshops at the CRISP final conference in Brussels 16 March 2017.
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Standardisation and certification basics
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Standardization and certification basics
Ying Ying Lau
Netherlands Standardisation Institute (NEN)
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The basics
Standardisation
Conformity assessment
Certification
Accreditation
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Standardisation
A standard is a formal agreement between parties
on a product, service, process, competence or
system.
Principles of standards development
• All parties concerned
• On basis of consensus
• Open & transparent process
Aim
• Facilitating international trade & interoperability
• Self-regulation
• Contributing to health, safety, environment, sustainability
• Supporting legislation
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Standardisation: a joint effort
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The world of standards
EUROPEAN
STANDARDISATION
NATIONAL
STANDARDISATION
INTERNATIONAL
STANDARDISATION
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Types of standards
Informal standards
Formal standards
National
European
• European Standard (EN)
• Technical Specification (TS)
• Technical Reports (TR)
• CEN Workshop Agreement (CWA)
International
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European standards documents
CEN Workshop Agreement (CWA)
Agreement developed and approved in a CEN
Workshop
Open to the direct participation of all interested parties
Fast and flexible development (on average between
10-12 months)
Technical Reports (TR)
Informative document that provides information on the
technical content of standardization work
Established by a CEN Technical Body and approved
by the CEN national members (simple majority vote)
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European standards documents
Technical Specification (TS)
Normative document
• the development of which can be envisaged when various
alternatives that would not gather enough as to allow
agreement on a European Standard (EN),
• need to coexist in anticipation of future harmonization,
• or for providing specifications in experimental circumstances
and/or evolving technologies
Established by a CEN Technical Body and approved
by the CEN national members (weighted vote)
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European standards documents
European Standard (EN)
Normative document that provides rules, guidelines or
characteristics for activities or their results, for
common and repeated use.
Adoption by all CEN national members to national
standards
• Conflicting national standards will need to be withdrawn
Basis of developing EN
Further development of CWA, TS or national standard
Proposal for new work item by interested party
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Standards as basis for certification
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Standards for conformity assessment
Standards provide requirements for
Product, persons, services, systems, processes, etc
Assessment and inspection methods
Generic approach conformity assessment
Conformity assessment bodies
Competencies of auditors/inspectors
Accreditation bodies
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Certification and accreditation
What is certification?
Certification is when an independent and competent
third party certifies that a product, service, system,
process or material conforms to specific
requirements.
What is accreditation?
Accreditation is the procedure by which an
authoritative body gives formal recognition that a
body or person is competent to carry out specific
tasks.
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Levels of Conformity Assessment
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Voluntary and regulatory sector
All parties concerned + consensus resultin standards/agreements with a high level of support
Informal standards: e.g. company standards
Formal standards: explain European standards
NEN EN ISO
Use of standards:
Use on a voluntary basis
Use in contractual relationship
Provide technical solutions for compliance with legislation
Use as a basis for conformity assessment
Global level (ISO)
163 members (since1947)
NEN-(EN-)ISO standards (>19.000 ISO)
voluntary acceptance at national level
European level (CEN)
33 members
NEN-EN standards (>13.000 EN)
mandatory endorsement by members
National level (e.g. NEN)
NEN standards
NEN is the gateway to CEN and ISO
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A CEN Workshop Agreement (CWA) is a document published by CEN in at least one of the CEN three official languages.A CWA is an agreement developed and approved in a CEN Workshop; the latter is open to the direct participation of anyone with an interest in the development of the agreement. There is no geographical limit on participation; hence, participants may be from outside Europe. The development of a CWA is fast and flexible, on average between 10-12 months.A CWA does not have the status of a European Standard. It involves no obligation at national level. A CWA may not conflict with a European Standard; if a conflicting EN is subsequently published, the CWA shall be withdrawn.
Proposal to develop an ENAny interested party can introduce a proposal for new work. Most standardization work is proposed through the CEN Members.
Which requirement?
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