United States
From OSHA, NFPA and NRTL listing to the EU self-declaration model. US teams often expect third-party listing for every product; in the EU many products follow a self-declaration route instead, backed by a technical file.
Product Assurance Learning
Learn the rules of the EU market before your product gets there.
Practical training on CE marking and EU product regulations for manufacturers and exporters outside Europe, built by engineers who assess products for the European market.
First course
CE Marking Fundamentals
How the EU single market works for products, and what you must do before the first unit ships.
- Identify which EU directives and regulations apply to a product
- Choose a conformity assessment route and know when a notified body is needed
- Prepare the technical documentation and the EU Declaration of Conformity
- Set up importers, authorised representatives and labelling before shipping
The CE path
Six steps from design to the EU market
Every course follows this sequence, so you always know where you are.
Identify the legislation
Find every directive and regulation that applies to your product.
Apply harmonised standards
Choose the standards that give presumption of conformity.
Assess and reduce risk
Analyse hazards, design them out, then verify.
Choose the conformity route
Self-declaration or a notified body, depending on product and law.
Compile the technical file
Evidence, test reports and the EU Declaration of Conformity.
Affix CE and ship
Marking, instructions and the right economic operators in the EU.
Learning paths
Start with CE marking, then follow your sector
Every path begins with the same foundations. Then each track goes deep on the legislation that applies to your products.
3 coursesFoundations
The rules every product sold in the EU has to follow, whatever its sector.
4 coursesMachinery & Industrial
Machine safety, safety-related control systems and industrial equipment.
4 coursesElectrical & Electronic
Electrical safety, electromagnetic compatibility, radio and hazardous substances.
1 courseExplosive Atmospheres
Equipment for areas where gas, vapour or dust can form an explosive mixture.
3 coursesDigital & Cyber
Cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and data rules for connected products.
2 coursesSustainability
Product rules on batteries, ecodesign and the digital product passport.
Certificates of Competence
Turn what you learn into a credential that works for you
Pass a proctored exam and receive a certificate with a unique ID, a digital badge for LinkedIn and proof of competence your employer and clients can check.
Built for exporters
One market, explained from where you are
The EU rules are the same for everyone. What changes is the starting point, so each course compares the EU approach with the product rules you already work with.
China
From CCC certification to CE marking. We cover what EU importers and buyers will ask for, and how to organise documentation that EU authorities can review.
Japan
From PSE and JIS to EU harmonised standards. Many JIS standards are aligned with IEC standards, which helps, but the EU legal framework and documentation work differently.
India
From BIS certification to the EU conformity assessment modules, with attention to the role of the EU importer or authorised representative.
Türkiye
Türkiye applies product legislation largely aligned with the EU and uses the CE marking. Courses go deeper on documentation, notified body work and market surveillance.