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Compliance is crucial for safe electrical products. LVD ensures equipment operates safely within Europe's voltage limits.
What is it?
The Low Voltage Directive (2014/35/EU) sets safety requirements for electrical equipment operating within defined voltage limits.
It requires products to meet essential health and safety standards in order to obtain CE marking, protecting users against risks such as electric shock, fire, and mechanical hazards.
Who is it for?
LVD is for manufacturers, importers, and distributors of electrical products intended to be sold within the European Economic Area (EEA).
It applies to anyone placing electrical equipment within the specified voltage range on the EU market.
Benefits
- Access to the EU and EEA market with CE marking capability, enabling legal sale and circulation of electrical products
- Enhanced safety and risk protection, by ensuring compliance with requirements against electrical shock, fire, and thermal hazards
Achieve market access with EMC compliance. Ensure your products perform reliably in their intended environment.
What is it?
The Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive (2014/30/EU) sets essential requirements for equipment to limit electromagnetic emissions and maintain adequate immunity to interference.
It ensures electrical and electronic equipment operates reliably without disrupting or being affected by other devices and is required for legal compliance on the EU market.
Who is it for?
EMC is a mandatory requirement for almost all electrical and electronic devices placed on the EU market, ensuring they do not cause or suffer from electromagnetic interference (EMI).
Benefits
- Global market access, enabling compliant entry into the EU and other regulated markets
- Enhanced product reliability and safety, by ensuring stable operation without electromagnetic interference
RoHS ensures safer electronics by limiting hazardous substances, protecting health and the environment.
What is it?
RoHS is an EU directive that restricts the use of hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment, such as lead, mercury, and cadmium.
It is designed to protect human health and the environment, especially during production, disposal, and recycling of electronic waste.
Who is it for?
RoHS is primarily designed for manufacturers, importers, and distributors of electrical and electronic equipment (EEE) placed on the European Union market.
It applies to all organizations involved in the production and supply of electronic products that must comply with restrictions on hazardous substances.
Benefits
- Environmental protection and human health safety, by reducing exposure to hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment
- Safer recycling and improved product reliability, by limiting toxic materials and encouraging more sustainable product design
Build trust across your supply chain with Amfori BSCI. Promote ethical sourcing and responsible business practices worldwide.
What is it?
Amfori BSCI is a leading supply chain management system that enables companies to monitor, assess, and improve social standards, ethical practices, and working conditions across their global supplier networks.
It provides a structured framework to promote responsible sourcing and ensure compliance with internationally recognized social responsibility principles.
Who is it for?
Amfori BSCI is designed for retailers, importers, and brands that aim to monitor and improve social compliance within their global supply chains.
It is particularly relevant for organizations working with international suppliers and seeking to ensure ethical practices and responsible sourcing.
Benefits
- Improved supply chain management and transparency, enabling better monitoring and control of social compliance across global suppliers
- Greater efficiency and global alignment, through standardized processes, reduced risks, and improved operational performance
Build a cleaner supply chain. BEPI supports companies in measuring and improving environmental impact worldwide.
What is it?
Amfori BEPI is a comprehensive supply chain management system designed to track, manage, and improve environmental performance across global supplier networks.
It provides a structured framework that enables companies to identify, assess, and reduce environmental risks across key areas such as energy, water, waste, and chemical management, supporting sustainable and compliant trade.
Who is it for?
Amfori BEPI is designed for retailers and brands seeking to monitor and improve environmental performance across their global supply chains.
It is also relevant for suppliers and manufacturers working within these networks, aiming to meet environmental requirements and enhance sustainability practices.
Benefits
- Reduced operational risks and improved regulatory compliance, by identifying and addressing environmental issues across the supply chain
- Enhanced brand reputation and supplier relationships, through transparent and measurable environmental performance improvements
Turn climate goals into outcomes. SBTi helps companies set emissions-reduction targets grounded in climate science.
What is it?
Science Based Targets Initiative is a global climate initiative that enables companies and financial institutions to set greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reduction targets aligned with climate science.
It provides a structured framework to ensure that these targets are measurable, credible, and consistent with international climate goals.
Who is it for?
Science Based Targets Initiative is designed for companies and financial institutions that want to align their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reduction targets with climate science and the goals of the Paris Agreement.
It is particularly relevant for organizations seeking to demonstrate credible climate action and meet global sustainability commitments.
Benefits
- Increased investor confidence and brand credibility, by demonstrating science-based climate commitments
- Regulatory preparedness, risk mitigation, and cost savings, by anticipating climate regulations and improving operational efficiency
Consistent quality starts with structure. ISO 9001 helps organizations improve processes, efficiency, and customer trust.
What is it?
ISO 9001 is the internationally recognized standard for quality management systems (QMS), helping businesses streamline operations, deliver consistent quality, and achieve certification aligned with global requirements.
Who is it for?
ISO 9001 is suitable for organizations of any size and sector, from startups to multinational companies, looking to implement structured quality management and drive continuous improvement.
Benefits
- Improved overall performance, including operational efficiency, service quality, and customer satisfaction
- Stronger trust and credibility with customers and stakeholders, through consistent delivery of high-quality products and services
Safer workplaces start with structure. ISO 45001 helps reduce risks and protect employees through clear safety systems.
What is it?
ISO 45001 is the internationally recognized standard for occupational health and safety management systems, designed to help organizations create safer workplaces.
The standard helps organizations identify hazards and risks, prevent work-related injuries and ill health, and improve occupational health and safety through structured processes.
Who is it for?
ISO 45001 can be implemented by any organization committed to improving occupational health and safety.
It is particularly valuable in high-risk sectors such as construction, oil and gas, mining, and manufacturing.
Benefits
- Reduced workplace incidents and injuries through proactive hazard identification and risk control
- Stronger commitment to employee health and safety, improving trust and workplace wellbeing
Less energy waste, more productive efficiency. ISO 50001 helps businesses reduce costs and manage energy smarter.
What is it?
ISO 50001 is an international standard that provides a structured framework for implementing an Energy Management System (EnMS).
It helps organizations establish, maintain, and continuously improve their energy performance over time.
Who is it for?
ISO 50001 is suitable for organizations aiming to maximize the return on their energy usage by improving efficiency, reducing consumption, and optimizing overall operational performance.
It is especially valuable in energy-intensive sectors such as manufacturing, logistics, and utilities.
Benefits
- Lower energy costs and improved efficiency, by reducing consumption while maintaining or improving operational performance
- Reduced environmental impact and carbon footprint, through more responsible and optimized energy use
Precision in welding builds trust in manufacturing. ISO 3834 supports consistent weld quality through controlled welding processes.
What is it?
ISO 3834 is an international standard that defines quality requirements for fusion welding of metallic materials.
It provides a structured framework to ensure that welding processes are properly controlled, consistently performed, and capable of producing reliable and high-quality results.
Who is it for?
ISO 3834 is intended for organizations involved in welding and fabrication processes that require consistent, high-quality welded joints.
It is particularly relevant for industries such as manufacturing, steel construction, pressure equipment, shipbuilding, and industrial engineering, where welding quality directly impacts safety and product reliability.
Benefits
- Increased competitiveness and access to global markets, by demonstrating compliance with ISO 3834 welding quality requirements for manufacturing and fabrication projects
- Improved welding efficiency and reduced production costs, through better control of fusion welding processes, fewer defects, and less rework
Structures that last. EN 1090 ensures controlled manufacturing and safe execution of steel & aluminium structures.
What is it?
EN 1090 is a European standard that defines the requirements for the execution of steel and aluminium structures.
It provides a structured framework to ensure that structural components are manufactured and assembled in compliance with safety, quality, and performance requirements for the European market.
Who is it for?
EN 1090 is intended for organizations involved in the design, manufacture, or installation of load-bearing steel and aluminium structures or components.
This includes steel and aluminium fabricators, structural component manufacturers, as well as contractors, subcontractors, installers, and project managers.
It is also relevant for stockholders and distributors involved in supplying structural metal products.
Benefits
- Regulatory compliance and EU market access for structural components covered by EN 1090-1 and the applicable Construction Products Regulation requirements.
- Consistent quality, safety, and welding compliance, ensuring reliable execution of structures and requiring adherence to ISO 3834
- Improved operational efficiency, achieved through standardized processes, reduced errors, and better production control
Performance you can trust in every opening. EN 14351-1 sets EU requirements for safe, compliant windows and doors.
What is it?
EN 14351-1 is the European harmonized product standard for windows and external pedestrian doorsets, excluding fire-resistant and smoke-control applications.
It specifies methods for assessing and declaring relevant performance characteristics for CE marking and placement on the European market.
Who is it for?
EN 14351-1 is intended for manufacturers of windows and external pedestrian doorsets seeking CE marking and compliance with EU requirements.
It is also relevant for architects and builders involved in specifying and using these products, as well as testing laboratories and certification bodies responsible for verifying performance and conformity.
Benefits
- Regulatory compliance and EU market access, enabling CE marking and legal placement of windows and external doors on the European market
- Validated and comparable performance characteristics, including watertightness, air permeability, wind load resistance, thermal transmittance (U-values), acoustic performance, safety in use, and durability
Navigate current EU construction-product requirements, including the transition from Regulation (EU) No 305/2011 to Regulation (EU) 2024/3110.
What is it?
Regulation (EU) 2024/3110 establishes harmonised rules for marketing construction products in the EU and replaces most of Regulation (EU) No 305/2011, subject to transitional provisions.
It provides a structured framework to ensure that products are properly assessed, their performance is clearly declared, and they meet the requirements for CE marking and free circulation in the European single market.
Who is it for?
The EU Construction Products Regulation applies to manufacturers, importers, distributors, and other economic operators involved in placing construction products on the EU market.
It is also relevant to consultants, testing laboratories, notified bodies, and other parties involved in product performance and conformity assessment.
Benefits
- Compliance with EU regulations across all member states, ensuring construction products meet legal requirements for placement on the market
- Harmonized performance standards and transparent product information, enabling consistent assessment and comparison across Europe
Better performance, lower impact. ISO 14001 helps organizations manage their environmental responsibilities and improve sustainability.
What is it?
ISO 14001 is the international standard for environmental management systems (EMS).
It provides a structured framework that helps organizations manage their environmental impact and implement effective environmental practices across their operations.
Who is it for?
ISO 14001 is applicable across a wide range of industries, from construction and public administration to healthcare, hospitality, and recreation.
It is equally relevant for sectors such as agriculture, fishing, forestry, food production, transport and logistics, energy and utilities, and manufacturing, where environmental impact management is increasingly critical.
Benefits
- Improved environmental and sustainability performance, through structured management of environmental impacts
- Cost savings, risk reduction, and stronger stakeholder trust, achieved through more efficient and responsible operations
Clear labels build trust. ISO 14024 supports verified environmental claims through independent third-party certification.
What is it?
ISO 14024 is an international standard for Type I environmental labelling programmes, under which products and services are independently assessed against defined environmental criteria.
It provides consumers with trusted, transparent information to identify products and services with independently verified environmental performance.
Who is it for?
ISO 14024 is designed for organizations that produce or distribute consumer products and want to demonstrate environmental responsibility through credible, third-party verified labeling.
Benefits
- Credible environmental labeling, based on independent third-party verification of strict environmental criteria
- Increased consumer trust and market recognition, by clearly communicating verified eco-friendly product performance
EU Ecolabel turns verified environmental performance into trusted proof of reduced impact under the EU’s official voluntary scheme.
What is it?
The EU Ecolabel is the European Union’s voluntary Type I environmental labelling scheme.
It is awarded to eligible goods and services that meet defined product-group criteria addressing key environmental impacts throughout their life cycle, with compliance verified by an independent competent body.
Who is it for?
Producers, manufacturers, importers, service providers and wholesalers placing eligible products or services on the European Economic Area market can apply.
Retailers may also apply for products marketed under their own brand, provided that an applicable EU Ecolabel product group and criteria exist.
Benefits
- Credible, independently verified evidence of reduced environmental impact and recognition through the EU’s official environmental label
- Stronger differentiation among environmentally conscious customers, retailers and procurement teams
- A structured framework for improving environmental performance throughout the product or service life cycle