SCC Accreditation Services Bulletin #2022-24 – Recognition of CE Marking Extended in Great Britain
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SCC Product, Process and Service Certification Program customers and applicants.
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This bulletin no longer applies. Please refer to Bulletin 2022-24 for the updated dates and information.
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SCC Product, Process and Service Certification Program customers and applicants.
All accredited Product, Process and Service Certification Bodies who are currently certifying organizations to CanadaGAP are required to transition to CanadaGAP version 9.2 of the Program Management Manual by April 1st, 2023. CBs shall transition their customers to CanadaGAP version 9.2 of the Program Management Manual as of April 1st, 2022.
Accredited Certification Bodies for Products, Processes and Services (CBAP) in the area of electrical safety are asked to take note of the new clarification from regulators on the use of certification marks. Impacted ISO/IEC 17065 accredited CBs shall have full implementation by deadline.
SCC accredited Certification Bodies – accredited in the area of electrical safety for the Canadian market.
Accredited Certification Bodies for Products, Processes and Services (CBAP) are asked to take note of the IAF Resolution 2018-13. All ISO/IEC 17065 accredited CBs shall have full implementation by deadline.
SCC accredited Certification Bodies for Products, Processes and Services
On October 29th, 2018, the IAF General Assembly agreed to the following resolution:
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Existing CBAP customers and any organization (New CBAP) interested in applying for the TC ELD ISO/IEC 17065 scheme.
SCC has established a new policy for scope extensions for the addition of standards that the certification body (CB) wishes to use in its certifications issued under SCC accreditation. This policy was first announced in SCC’s Accreditation Bulletin Number 2018-16. SCC has now revised the policy document to provide more comprehensive guidance for CBs. The fully revised policy outlined in this bulletin is effective immediately and replaces the policy outlined in Bulletin Number 2018-16.
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