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INDUSTRIAL SERVICE

“I FIND OUT WHAT THE WORLD


NEEDS, THEN I PROCEED TO
INVENT IT.”
Thomas Edison

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OUR GLOBAL NETWORK AND CAPABILITIES
Global ATIC Business with over 42,000 Employees
Global Global
Market Market
Leader in Leader
Assurance in TIC

3,000 1,000+
laboratories
auditors
and offices

100,000 100+
audits countries

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MORE THAN 100 COUNTRIES, WITH 1,000 LOCATIONS
& 42,000 EMPLOYEES, DELIVERING TOTAL QUALITY SOLUTIONS

OUR SECTORS OUR SERVICES

Products Assurance Testing

Trade
Inspection Certification

Resources

DEPTH AND BREADTH OF SERVICES GLOCALLY


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OUR ATIC SERVICES

Assurance Testing Inspection Certification


Enables our customers to Evaluates how our customers’ Validates the specifications, Verifies that a product has
identify and mitigate the products and services meet value and safety of raw passed safety or performance
intrinsic risk in their operations, and exceed quality, safety, materials, products and assets tests and meets qualification
supply chain and business sustainability and performance criteria stipulated in a
processes standards. specification.
By ensuring the product meets Confirms that products and
the defined performance and services meet trusted
safety standards, it enhances standards
the credibility of the product
and gives the end user
confidence in its safety and
performance
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DEPTH AND BREADTH OF ATIC SOLUTIONS

Assurance Testing Inspection Certification

Management Systems Softlines Agriculture Appliance & Electronic


Benchmarking in Quality Hardlines Asset Integrity Aerospace & Automotive
& Performance
Automotive Building & Construction Building & Construction
Sustainability & Environment
Biofuels Chemical & Petrochemical Conformity by Country
Facility / Plant & Equipment
Building & Construction Electrical Eco-Textile
Legal & Regulatory
Chemicals & Pharma Exporter & Importer Food & Food Services
Product Development
Electrical Field Labelling Hazardous Locations
Vendor Compliance
Food Industrial HVACR1
Corporate Social Responsibility
Health & Beauty Minerals Industrial Equipment
Failure Investigation
Minerals Oil & Gas IT & Telecoms
Laboratory Outsourcing
Packaging Site Construction Life Safety & Security
Risk Management
Pharmaceutical Textile & Apparel Lighting
Supply Chain Assessment
Oil & Gas Medical Devices

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OUR SERVICE STREAMS/INDUSTRIES

Industrial
Household Medical (Mechanical
ATEX/ TDE/
HVAC/R Lighting Equipment,
Appliance Devices Machinery,
UPS, Switches, Hazloc ASTA
Robots, Etc.)

Energy Renewable
IT/AV/ Connected Storage Energy Power Functional
Batteries World (Power supply, (Photovoltaic,
Tool Safety
Battery, Charging Solar Inverter
pile) Wind Power)

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INTERTEK CERTIFICATION AND
ACCREDITATION MARKS
PRODUCT LINE

• Machinery • Inverters

• Switchgear • Measuring Equipment

• Battery • Solar Inverter

• Control Panel • Cables

• Energy Storage system • Bus duct

• Pumps • Robotics

• Power Equipment •

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COMPLIANCE PROGRAMS

• CE Marking • UK CA • Gap Analysis

• North America – ETL • CB Certification • Performance test

• Canada • FCC • Customized testing

• CCC – China • KC Certification • Reliability test

• NOM – Mexico • Functional Safety

• EAC – Russia • Panel shop Program

• S mark

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ENGAGEMENT MODELS

Our engagement level starts at the stage of product design and prototype with Design Review, Gap Analysis
Developmental Assistance and perform critical tests as per the reference standard to evaluate the compliance level while ascertaining the
deviations.

Intertek’s testing and certification services support the quality, performance, regulatory compliance, safety,
Testing & Certification benchmarking, evaluation, validation, analysis, and other requirements for products, components, raw
materials, sites, and facilities.

Our customized training services ensure your workforce’s competencies on regulatory compliance
Training
requirements with respect to your product portfolio.

Independent third-party inspections help clients protect their financial, branding and legal interests
Inspection
throughout the entire supply chain - from raw materials and finished goods to plant facilities and assets.
CE MARKING

 CE stands for Conformitée Européenne, which, translated literally, means “European Conformity”. A product
bearing the CE Marking accompanied with the right formalities can be traded in every country of the European
Economic Area.

 The European Economic Area (EEA) is formed by the fifteen Member States of the European Union (EU), viz:
Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands,
Portugal, Spain, Sweden and the United Kingdom as well as Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein (members of the
European Free Trade Association (EFTA)).

 Products with a relatively low risk, the producer himself may declare that the product meets the essential
requirements of the corresponding directive. This process is called the internal manufacturing inspection. This
situation involves a process of self-certification and the importer meets his responsibility by drawing up the EC
declaration of conformity and affixing the CE Marking to the product.

Products with a higher risk have to be audited by an external inspection body (Notified Body). The European
Commission has developed several standard modules for these procedures to audit these products for oneself or
to have them audited. These procedures are officially known as conformity assessment procedures.

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Process of CE marking

Identify Product Preparing Affix CE


Applicable Testing Technical File
Declaration
Marking
directive
NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCT
CERTIFICATION
Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratories
NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED TESTING LABORATORIES

What is the definition and role of a Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory (NRTL)?
• OSHA seeks to prevent accidents through assuring the safety of products used by
US workers. NRTLs are private sector organizations that are recognized by OSHA to
perform this safety assurance.
• OSHA recognizes testing organization’s capabilities to test and certify specific types
of products for safety.

History of the NRTL Program


• When first adopted, OSHA regulations gave two examples of approval
organizations: Underwriters Laboratories (UL) and Factory Mutual Research
Corporation (FMRC).
• In 1983, OSHA was ordered by a court to remove the specific references to UL and
FMRC in a successful lawsuit brought by a private lab. In 1988, OSHA revised its
regulations to remove the references, and established the NRTL Program to
recognize other organizations.
What does a NRTL do?
WHAT DOES AN NRTL DO?

Tests products to
applicable published
standards

Provides ongoing
certification & mark for
products that meet the
determined standards
WHO ARE THE NRTLs?
https://www.osha.gov/dts/otpca/nrtl/

List of all 19 NRTLs


NRTLs: WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?

Perception: Reality:
Standards = Marks Standards ≠ Marks
Any NRTL recognized to test to a particular
“This product must be certified to UL471 and
standard (such as UL471) may do so and issue its
therefore requires a UL certification mark.”
own proprietary certification mark.

What’s the difference between the marks?


• All marks demonstrate the product has met the minimum
requirements of product safety standards.

• The real difference is the service level and the scope of


accreditations and services provided by the NRTL behind
the certification mark.
A SAMPLE OF OUR ETL CERTIFIED CLIENTS
DIRECTORY OF LISTED PRODUCTS

Intertek’s Directory of Listed Products identifies every ETL-certified


product. Search by Manufacturer or by Standard name/number.

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CERTIFICATION PROCESS
Process of ETL Mark

Reports - If Factory Production Quarterly


Product positive Inspection and as per
testing standard
Inspection
Compliance ATM

Contract process
Required Evaluating Alternatively
Product Commercial Sample
Scope and Test at Cust
details to Commercial Agreement Submission location
be shared
DIFFERENT METHODS

ETL LISTING MARK


ETL RECOGNITION
ETL CLASSIFICATION
ETL LPC
ETL FILED LABELLING
ETL LISTING
• It is a proof of full testing and a compliance to NA Safety
standards.
• Once certified, product is listed on ETL Listing Directory for
verification by authorities and other stake holders.
• Allows manufacturer to continuously label production
• Requires quarterly follow-up inspection
• Good for volume production
• Testing can occur at Intertek lab or at factory

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ETL RECOGNITION

 Applicable for components or products used for use in


other products.

 Not placed into market / Not for users use directly.

 Conditions of compliance rely on proper component


installation in end products.
 Allows manufacturer to continuously label production
 Requires quarterly follow-up inspection
 Testing can occur at Intertek lab or at factory

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ETL CLASSIFICATION
• Compliance to certain aspects of standard while not
evaluating other aspects
• Case 1: Medical product that meets the safety
requirements (but performance is not evaluated which is
equally important for end user)
• Case 2: Electrical safety, but not physiological effects or
treatment effectiveness
• Allows manufacturer to label production (with known risk or
understanding allowed by authorities)
• Requires quarterly follow-up inspection

• Testing can occur at Intertek lab or at factory


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LIMITED PRODUCT CERTIFICATION (LPC)

• LPC, applies when one or only a few pieces of the equipment


are manufactured or produced.
• Evaluation may be performed at manufacturing location or an
Intertek laboratory.
• No follow-up required.
• ETL LPC label is attached and the product can be sold anywhere
in the United States and Canada.
• Certification marks applied by Intertek personnel, or by the
manufacturer at the point of final assembly
• ISO 9001 registered manufacturer
• Existing manufacturer under follow-up services
• Existing manufacturer not under follow-up services after a
successful factory audit is performed.
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WHEN LPC PREFERRED?

• Quantity one to several hundred with specific time period.


• Production is scheduled within a contiguous three-month
period.
• A limited "market test" run of a product that would normally
be mass-produced later.
• The product is unlisted or refurbished
• A significant modification to a listed product will be made on
a specific number of units.
• LPC not allowed where no published or draft standard exists.

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FIELD LABELING (USA)
• Field labelling allows for on-site product compliance
evaluation.
• In some cases, a product may not have been listed due to error
and an urgent certification is required in time for product
installation.
• Capital Good which can run only after erecting . - that product
may not be operated until all applicable product safety
requirements have been met.
• Labelling is conducted only at installation location (preliminary
inspection may occur anywhere)
• Evaluation required for each product/ unit.
• No follow-up service surveillance
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CANADIAN SPECIAL INSPECTION
CANADIAN SPECIAL INSPECTION
• Canadian National Model Code SPE-1000 (electrical
equipment) or
• SPE -3000 (medical Equipments)
• Products found to comply are labelled on the spot with the
ETL Mark.
• Evaluation and labelling can occur at factory, Intertek lab,
distributor, or final use site
• Faster than listing, but with reoccurring cost per unit
• Evaluation required for each product by engineer
• No follow-up service surveillance

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Process of ETL Mark
Final
Construction Addressing NC Shipment assessment by Issuance of
evaluation in points by to Final Intertek Compliance
India Manufacturer location Canada

Contract process
Required Evaluating
Product Commercial Sample Issuing
Scope and
details to Commercial Agreement evaluation letter report
be shared
TESTING STANDARDS
TESTING STANDARDS
Common Standards for Machinery

United States : ANSI UL or ANSI xxx


Canada : CAN CSA C22.2 No. xxxxxx

• ANSI UL 508 /CAN CSA C22.2 No. 14 Industrial Control Panel


• ANSI UL 1740 Robotics and Robotic Equipments
• SPE 1000 / 3000 Special Inspection for Electrical / medical products
(Canada)
• ANSI NFPA 79 : Electrical Safety of Machinery
• ANSI NFPA 70 : National Electric Code
• ANSI SPI B 151 –xx Injection Moulding Machines
• ANSI UL 1741 Solar Inverters
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“IF WE DID ALL THE
THINGS WE ARE CAPABLE
OF WE WOULD LITERALLY
ASTOUND OURSELVES.”
Thomas Edison

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permission of Intertek. Contact icenter@intertek.com for additional inquiries.

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