CE Marking

Do you sell to the EU? If so, read on...

We provide full step by step CE/UKCA guidance through all current applicable legislation.

Our diverse skill base covers a wide area of regulations and directives for product ranges include (but not limited to): machinery, electrical equipment, electromagnetic compatibility, construction products, medical devices, toys, general products.

We have a varied customer base ranging from Government/MOD, automation companies, medical device manufacturers, control panel and machinery manufacturers, through to PPE and toys.

Whether you're a complete newbie, small business, or indeed a large corporation, I've every bit of confidence that Simon is your man. So relatable and so honest. Seriously can't thank you enough

We are now in a position where we can confidently produce technical files and fully understand the requirements of the CE marking process

The information provided was clear and concise-you have the knack of making complex issues easy to understand

CE marking now makes sense and it's not as difficult as we thought!

We had been left confused by a previous advisor - you swiftly cleared away the confusion and fully substantiated every piece of advice

Simon's in-depth honest appraisal of our product and circumstances has actually made me realise that our goal can be achieved with minimal expense. I found his honesty so refreshing….His tailor-made flexible approach, means I can confidently seek further help if I need to in the future, without the fear of spending a small fortune. Great for the 'little guys' who simply don't have that kind of money

EU Authorised Representative

If you are selling to the EU (or Northern Ireland) you need to have representation in the EU by the 13th of December 2024.

To serve as an EU Authorised Representative (AR), a company must be fully established in the EU, with a physical address- not a P/O box.

The AR must ensure that their details are on your products (or accompanying documents), verify that the technical file has been drawn up, keep your documents on file for 10 years and provide them to the market surveillance authorities (MSA) when reqeusted to do so, act as a point of contact to the MSA, sign your Declarations of Conformity (where applicable). Please Note: All products that fall outside of the General Product Safety Regulations needed an AR prior to these changes.

For more information see our 'AR Services' page or get in touch.

UK Responsible Person

If you are selling to the UK from outside of the UK you need to have representation in the UK.

To serve as a UK Responsible Person (RP), a company must be fully established in the UK, with a physical address- not a P/O box.

The RP must ensure that their details are on your products (or accompanying documents), verify that the technical file has been drawn up, keep your documents on file for 10 years and provide them to the market surveillance authorities (MSA) when requested to do so, act as a point of contact to the MSA, sign your Declarations of Conformity (where applicable). Please Note: Currently products falling under the General Products Safety Regulations in the UK do not require a RP.

If you are stuck in the middle of the product compliance puzzle and in need of a helping hand, please get in touch.

The EU's New GPSR

The EU has introduced a new Regulation that will come into force on the 13th of December 2024 called the General Product Safety Regulation, this will replace the existing General Product Safety Directive.

If you wish to learn more about the changes coming on the 13th of December 2024:

You can read our article on the Regulation here on LinkedIn.

Or you can read our 'AR Services' Page for more information relating to Authorised Representatives.

Please reach out if you would like more information, guidance or would like to discuss our AR/RP services.