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USNC / IEC Conformity Assessment Overview

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Conformity assessment is the activity of verifying that a standard or technical specification was applied in the design, manufacturing, installation, maintenance or repair of a device or system. This activity must be carried out according to a set of well-defined rules to ensure consistent and replicable results. In other words, conformity assessment itself needs to use a standardized approach. The USNC Conformity Assessment Policy Coordination Committee (CAPCC) coordinates USNC positions on electrotechnical conformity assessment (CA) matters and represents the interests of the U.S. in the IEC.

U.S. PARTICIPATIoN IN THE IEC CONFORMITY ASSESSMENT SYSTEMS

The USNC has three mirror committees to IEC Conformity Assessment Systems. These USNC CA Systems report directly to the CAPCC and develop and coordinate U.S. positions on relevant CA matters. Select a tile below to learn more about each of the U.S. mirror committees.
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USNC/IECEE

USNC/IEC Conformity Assessment for
Electrotechnical Equipment and
Components (IECEE)

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USNC/IECEx

USNC/IEC System for Certification to Standards Relating to Equipment for Use in Explosive Atmospheres (IECEx)

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USNC/IECRE

USNC/IEC System for Certification to Standards Relating to Equipment for Use in Renewable Energy Applications (IECRE)

The operating procedures of the USNC Conformity Assessment Systems (USNC CA-01) and their Supplements can be found in the UNSC Toolbox.

For additional resources on the conformity assessment schemes, please check out our learning course.

Staff Contacts

Catherine Pilishvili

Program Administrator

Phone: 
212.642.4906

Email: 
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