CE-markering

Compliance onderzoek

Regelmatig voeren we compliance onderzoeken uit in bijvoorbeeld de petrochemie, machinefabrieken, bedrijven met EX zone's, etc.

Zo'n onderzoek gaat dan over het vaststellen of de installaties nog steeds aan bijvoorbeeld de eisen uit bijvoorbeeld de Machinerichtlijn voldoen of waar je tegenaan gaat lopen met de nieuwe Machineverordening.

Naast het onderzoek dat we uitvoeren stellen we ook altijd een 'aandachtspuntenlijst' op met concrete punten waar wat aan gedaan moet worden om compliant te worden.

Compliance onderzoek
hoogspanningstransformatoren

Cursus

NEN 3840

Voor het veilig werken aan en in de omgeving van hoogspanningsinstallaties heb je te maken met de NEN 3840. Deze norm geldt vanaf 1000 VAC of 1500 VDC.

Op het gebied van NEN 3840 hebben we een aantal praktische cursussen ontwikkeld, zowel in Nederlands als in het Engels.

Zowel voor de Installatie- als Werkverantwoordelijke als de Vakbekwaam Persoon en Voldoende onderricht persoon.

Cursussen: NEN 3840

Praktische

Cursussen

We hebben een aantal praktische cursussen ontwikkeld op gebied van CE-markering, Inspectie elektrische apparaten, hijsgereedschappen, valbeveiligingsmiddelen maar ook op gebied van ATEX en hoe je een explosieveiligheidsdocument opstelt.

En, uiteraard ook NEN 3140 cursussen zoals de Installatie- en Werkverantwoordelijke, Vakbekwaam Persoon en Voldoende onderricht persoon volgens NEN 3140.

Alle cursussen worden afgesloten met een toets en certificaat.

In de downloads van de cursussen vind je ook de documentatie die je nodig hebt.

Bekijk onze NL cursussen

very convenient

CE files

With our years of experience, we now know how to draw up a Technical File for CE marking. However, we are increasingly asked whether you have an example of such a file. Of course we do, but they are all customer-specific and confidential.

That is why we have developed a number of product-oriented CE dossiers that should make it easier for you to meet your obligations.

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afgekeurde elektrische apparatuur

Course

Inspection of electrical appliances

If you are also going to inspect electrical equipment or if your certificate has expired, we have a practical course for this.

We will discuss the visual inspection points you should pay attention to and of course the various measurements.

We will show you how to do this yourself using a practical measuring instrument.

Inspection of electrical appliances

handy useful

CE risk analyses

For each product that falls under CE marking, a risk analysis must be performed. However, we see numerous templates passing by with outdated Guidelines or safety requirements of which no one knows where those requirements come from. That is why we have compiled a number of risk analyses for you that are based on the current Guidelines and also clearly state where each requirement comes from.

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Interesting and educational

E-Learning + Certificate!

We have developed online courses for you in various areas:

  • Inspection of work equipment
  • Practical approach to CE marking
  • Explosion safety - ATEX 153
  • Lock Out, Tag Out
  • NEN 3140
  • NEN 3840
  • etc.
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CE marking

Lighting and CE

We noticed that many beautiful designer lighting fixtures are made.

These companies are often started by a one-man operation, but once sales take off, you still need to address CE marking. A CE file prepared for lighting can provide a solution.

With this CE file, you can also take an online video course where we explain the file step by step. We can also perform thermographic examination and additional tests for you.

And, once you've completed the file, please send it to us so we can take a look. It's included in the price.

CE file lighting
bedrijfsinlog

All certificates in one place

Company login


If you have several people who need to follow one or more online courses, a company login is often more advantageous.

We can place various courses behind your login in Dutch but also in English. If desired, we can also compose a custom course for you.

Please contact us for the possibilities.

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Euronorm.net and Euronorm.biz

About us

Euronorm.biz is part of Euronorm Advies BV, known for www.Euronorm.net.

We have approximately 30 years of experience in conducting CE processes, compliance investigations and courses.

Over time, we've had the pleasure of seeing all kinds and sizes of companies (and people), and we've incorporated that experience into our online courses, dossiers, and consultancy work, which can be found on Euronorm.biz.

And, on Euronorm.eu you will find extensive explanations on various topics.

Our approach is always that the knowledge we bring must be transferable.

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Customized course?

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Interesting articles

Wat is het verschil tussen NEN 3140 en NEN 1010?

NEN 1010 geeft eisen waaraan elektrische installaties moeten voldoen en hoe je deze moet bouwen. NEN 3140 gaat over het veilig werken aan en in de omgeving van elektrische installaties en over de inspectie van de installatie en elektrische arbeidsmiddelen.

Verschil tussen VP en VOP NEN 3140

Een Voldoend Onderrichte Persoon (VOP) in de NEN 3140 is een niet-elektrotechnische persoon. Maar, hij/zij verricht wel elektrotechnische werkzaamheden met een zeer beperkt risico. Je kan denken aan het monteren van een stekker aan een snoer, vervangen van een armatuur of vervangen van een elektromotor of vervangen van een smeltveiligheid.

De Installatieverantwoordelijke moet volgens NEN 3140 vaststellen wat de VOP wel en niet mag. Vaak krijgt de VOP de bevoegdheid smeltpatronen (een stop) te vervangen maar dan tot bijvoorbeeld 25 Ampere bijvoorbeeld.

Ook zien we in de praktijk vaak dat het handig is dat een VOP een installatieautomaat mag resetten, ook daarbij zal de Installatieverantwoordelijke dan grenzen aan stellen.

Een Vakbekwaam Persoon (VP) is volgens de NEN 3140 een persoon met een elektrotechnische achtergrond. Hij/zij legt elektrische installaties aan, inspecteert en modificeert deze.

CE marking is still perceived as difficult

CE marking is still a complicated adventure for most companies. Through our years of experience we have seen that it is actually not that bad. But yes, we do nothing else than draw up CE files.

In order to share the knowledge, we have developed online courses in which we explain in a practical way how you can best approach this. These courses always include an editable CE file that we will discuss in the course. In this way, we take you step by step through the construction of the file.

Of course, you will have to invest time in it, but such templates often make it easier to build a logical file that you can then maintain yourself.

In addition to e-learning modules and CE files, we also have our CE Tool. This can be found at www.ce-tool.com .

With the CE Tool you can create a CE file yourself and after a short selection list the system collects the requirements that your product must meet.

Of course, it can also happen that you know how to draw up a CE file but that you simply do not have the time. In that case, we can also take over tasks from you or carry them out for you in their entirety. Please contact us.

Good luck with the CE adventure and if you have any questions, please let us know.

Richard Winter

At Euronorm we deal with CE marking, from lighting products to machines and from toys to complex ( industrial) installations.

If you're also having trouble preparing a CE file for your product, we can help. But what does CE marking cost?

You can imagine that a complex product requires more time than a simple one. For example, if it's a toy, we often need about half a day to a full day to prepare the CE file. Lighting often takes us a day, and with machinery, it depends on the type of machine. In such cases, we need more information to be able to make any meaningful statements.

Are you curious about the costs of CE marking and preparing the CE file for your product?
Please indicate below what type of product you require, so we can send you a suitable proposal.

The benefits of online courses

Our online courses are often experienced as practical. In addition, you can follow them 24/7 and stop in between whenever you want. And, if you know enough, you can take the test and after passing the test you will receive a certificate.

In addition, our online courses are also much more visually designed than traditional courses. For example, there are many more photos and videos than usual. Logically, because you can often get the message across better with that.

Of course we still give courses 'in real life' and the advantage of that is that you have direct contact with the participants and can also respond to the questions that the participants have. You can never achieve that advantage with online courses.

The problem is often that a company cannot free up everyone who needs to follow a certain course and then an online course can offer the necessary advantages. Not only financially but also in terms of planning.

Philip Warneke

Your own company login; always have your certificates in one place

If you have multiple employees who need to take multiple online courses, a company login is often useful.

We then create a separate company login where we place the courses of your choice.

We also set the email address where the participants' certificates should be sent to, so that they end up in one place.

It works simply.

  1. You indicate which courses should be added to the login.
  2. We will create the login and send you the login details.
  3. You email these login details to the participants.
  4. After passing the test, you will then see the certificates appear in your mailbox and you can easily keep track of who has taken which course.

That saves a lot of administrative hassle.

Richard Winter

The new Machinery Regulation is coming

The new Machinery Regulation will come into force in 2027.

Apart from some shifts in paragraphs without too many substantive changes, there are also changes to the following requirements:

  1. While the Machinery Directive speaks of 'Machinery', the Machinery Regulation speaks of: 'Machinery or related product'. That sounds a bit official to the ears but it does cover the scope a bit better, we have to admit. After all, lifting equipment also falls under the Machinery Directive but can not really be seen as a 'machine'.
  2. There are more possibilities for digitally providing the user manual. Often 'the user manual' is a headache for many companies and there are now (finally) possibilities to provide this digitally, via QR code. As usual, there are some catches.
  3. The list of 'dangerous machines' is split in two. If your machine is on one list, a Notified Body must be called in and if the product is on the other list, that is not (anymore) necessary.
  4. Also, as expected, the necessary security requirements have been added that also need to be assessed. For example, think of the security of that 'wireless' connection in the case of network connections. Many such requirements have been added.
  5. The concept of 'unfinished machine', which is still a source of much discussion, has also been better defined.
  6. Requirements have also been added to the paragraph on 'market participants', you know, the obligations of the importer, distributor and manufacturer.
  7. And the EC Declaration of Conformity is now called: EU Declaration of Conformity for completed machinery and EU Declaration of Incorporation for partly completed machinery.
  8. For example, a declaration of a hoist or lifting machine that is installed at the customer's premises must also include the customer's address on the declaration.

In the online course: The New Machinery Regulation we will go through all relevant changes.

Richard Winter

Inspection of work equipment: which ones and which ones not?

We still come across work equipment that is provided with an inspection sticker that makes you wonder why this equipment was inspected at all. What risk can this equipment pose?

If this sounds familiar to you, please take a look at the Working Conditions Decree, specifically at article 7.4. a, paragraph 3/6, which states (freely translated) that work equipment must be periodically inspected if it could pose a risk due to, for example, wear and tear or ageing.

Literal text: 'A work tool that is subject to influences that lead to deterioration which could give rise to dangerous situations is inspected as often as is necessary to guarantee its good condition, and is tested if necessary'.

We always use this as a criterion for customers where a lot of equipment needs to be inspected. Then it is useful to make a substantiated selection of which equipment you will include in the inspection and which not.

If in doubt, perform a risk analysis and draw a conclusion based on that as to what should and should not be included in the inspection.

Philip Warneke

Administrative requirements for the inspection of work equipment

We still come across crazy requirements that supposedly should be on the inspection form. From the signature of the 'inspector' to the serial number of the measuring instrument. But what is true?

The Working Conditions Decree states the following about this, I quote: ' Written evidence of the inspections carried out must be available at the workplace and must be shown to the supervisor upon request'.

If we read it correctly, the legislator does not impose any substantive requirements on the reporting, only that it must be there and that, if the supervisor (Labour Inspectorate) asks for it, you must be able to show it.

It goes without saying that it must be clear which inspection report belongs to which piece of equipment.

We are also in favor of the inspection points on the report on which the product was inspected being stated, but we certainly cannot substantiate this on the basis of 'the law'.

From an auditor, if you have included such inspections in a quality system, for example, then the auditor can of course demand all sorts of things. If you have difficulty with certain requirements, always ask where this can be found in the law or in a standard.

Richard Winter

Drawing up an Explosion Safety Document - EVD

In our working lives we often draw up explosion safety documents. Often there is already something of an EVD present but all too often we do not see clear results or conclusions.

In fact, an EVD should show what the zoning looks like and what organizational and technical measures have been taken. In addition, the personnel working in certain zoning should receive instructions.

Of course we can revise or update your EVD or completely re-draft it, but we also have an editable template in the shop that can serve as a basis for drawing up the EVD yourself.

We also have an online course in which we explain this step by step.

Richard Winter

Lock out, tag out

In some cases an installation needs to be brought 'into LOTO'. For this you need to take a number of steps starting with 'making the installation energy-free'. Then you check if the energy is gone (Try Out) and we need to lock this (Lock Out) and place a label (Tag Out) so that it is also clear to everyone that this is being worked on.

We still come across a lot of LOTO materials that fit American installations, which are of little use here and it seems to be difficult to make the right choice of what is practically usable and useful.

We have therefore made a selection of materials that are usable.

LOTO materials

Bobby Winter