Fujitsu joins TRaC partner laboratory programme to support CE
certification
11 February 2010
TRaC, a UK-based provider of testing, validation and
certification, has announced that Fujitsu General EMC Laboratory Limited
has joined the TRaC Partner Laboratory Programme. This offers enhanced
services to manufacturers wishing to certify products for sale in the UK
and Europe.
This programme enables Fujitsu to provide CE certification to Japanese
manufacturers with the support of TRaC’s expertise.
The TRaC Partner Laboratory Programme helps test facilities based
outside the EU to provide a reliable and efficient certification
service. TRaC helps partners draw up test plans, verifies testing meets
European legislation, generates reports and produces the technical file
that demonstrates compliance.
TRaC also ensures that other documentation such as Declarations of
Conformity, approvals listings, labelling and instruction manuals meet
the stringent requirements of their intended markets. The programme
eliminates the risk of incomplete or inaccurate interpretation of
standards by overseas laboratories, a particular problem if regulations
need to be translated, as well as speeding the approvals process by
providing a European project management service to ensure any problems
can be resolved quickly.
“This partnership ensures that Japanese manufactured equipment and
products for the export market can be tested in country at first class
facilities, providing the test data and reports to support the
documentation needed to prove compliance in world markets,” commented
Mark Heaven, TRaC CEO. “I am delighted to welcome the Fujitsu General
EMC Laboratory into the TRaC Partner Laboratory Programme.”
The new service is available now, and will be offered by Fujitsu
General EMC Laboratory and PSC Corporation, TRaC’s partner consulting
firm in Japan.
Mr Hiroyuki Shimanoe, president of Fujitsu General EMC Laboratory
Limited, stated, “Fujitsu General EMC Laboratory performs efficient and
precision testing and provides suitable consulting for modification of
products by skilled EMC engineers. We are very pleased to have and keep
a partnership with TRaC and PSC.”