CE Marking — Irish Steel

CE MARK FOR CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS

Our Members are audited (if required) on a regular basis for both quality and maintenance of their Factory Production Control (FPC) Systems. Together with that, all of our Members are accredited to either ISO or EN 1090 CE Marking for Structural Steel and are fully insured.

Within the Asssociation, we have experienced assessors in EN1090, ISO 9001, 14001 and 18001. and in association wish EISL Engineering Inspection Services (weld testing) and access to two International Welding Engineers, we offer to Engineers, Developers, Clients etc…. a monitoring and inspection service, giving you peace of mind that your Fabricator is working to a high standard and in compliance.

Have you a potential steel project that requires pricing or help with design? We can advise on the right Fabricator for the job.If you would like to avail of this service or have any queries on our Members qualifications, please do not hesitate to contact us.

"WE CAN HANDLE ALL OF THIS IN-HOUSE"

In theory, yes it is possible to tackle CE marking in-house, but for most small businesses this is simply not a practical proposition.
Does anyone in the business have sufficient background / experience in compliance? Even more critically, does anyone in the business have the necessary time to:

• Study, understand and apply the various standards (two parts of EN 1090, up to five parts of EN 3834.
• Devise and install the required Factory Production Control and Welding Quality Management systems?

USEFUL DOCUMENTS / READING

Understanding Compliance in Structural Steel EN 1090 and Eurocodes Practical Information for Designers

A very useful document by Jim Mansfield (Kavanagh Mansfield & Partners) for Engineers, Fabricators, Site Management, Auditors and End Users.

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Members excel in Welding standards

With the help of EIS who are the Leaders in NDT and Inspection Specialists. Jimmy Byrne explained visual inspection procedures, relevant codes of practice, terms and definitions; welding processes and typical welding defects, weld measurements, typical documentation and requirements as well as practical inspection and reporting to our Members.

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