2017 polish centre for accreditation · „yearbook of foreign trade statistics of poland 2016”...

World Accreditation Day 2017 at Taiwan Accreditation Foundation

Ms Lucyna OlborskaDirector of Polish Centre for Accreditation

Polish Centre for Accreditation2017

Polish Centre for Accreditation42 Szczotkarska Street01-382 Warsaw, Poland

OUTLINE

1) Introducing Poland and Polish Centre for Accreditation European accreditation infrastructure and conformity assessment system

WAD 2017 „Accreditation: Delivering confidence in construction and the built environment” PCA-TAF Cooperation

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World Accreditation Day 2017

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Introducing Poland and Polish Centre for Accreditation


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Land area: 312 679 km2

Population: ≈ 38.5 million

Divided into 16 districts

GDP 2016: 1 851.2 billion PLN(≈ 500.3 million USD)

POLAND


POLAND

TAIWAN

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Polish main export goods in 2015„Yearbook of Foreign Trade Statistics of Poland 2016”

Transport equipment (vehicles, boats)

44 55826 010

Machinery, electrical and electrotechnical equipment

in mln Euro

Various manufactured articles (furniture, lighting fittings, toys, games)

Base metal (iron, steel, copper, aluminum)

Products of the chemical industry (pharmaceutical products, cosmetics)

Plastic and rubber

Prepared foodstuffs (tobacco, cereals and flour products)


17 79612 45712 417

11 24411 862

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Polish Centre for Accreditation is a national accreditation body (NAB)

EA/ILAC/IAF Guides

ISO/IEC 17011 standard

Act of Parliament of 13th April 2016 on conformity assessment systems and market surveillance

Regulation (EC) 765/2008 of 9 July 2008 on accreditation and market surveillance

We operate according to:

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Requirements for NABs by Regulation (EC) 765/2008 (not included in ISO/IEC 17011)

1) Recognized, single NAB / public authority that have clear tasks and responsibilities

2. Operate on a not-for-profit basis

3. No interest/shares in any conformity assessment body

4. Not providing proficiency testing services

5. Not competing with other NABs

Operate within national borders

Publish audited annual accounts

Make publicly available information on the outcome of the peer-evaluations

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PCA - established on 1 January 2001

Accreditation O�ce of the Polish Centre for Testing and Certi�cation

Calibration Laboratories' Accreditation

Department of the Central O�ce

of Measures

+Polish Centre

for Accreditation

for testing laboratory in 1992

for certification body in 1993

for calibration laboratory in 1997

for inspection body in the mid of 2000

The first certificate of accreditation was issued:

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PCA KEY VALUES – Who we want to be, and what we aspire to?

The Polish Centre for Accreditation strives to conduct the accreditation activity:

In a competent, impartial, ethical and reliable manner.

In accordance with the national and international requirements.

Relying on knowledge and experience of appropriately motivated personnel and engaging external experts with specialist knowledge.

Taking into account stakeholders’ needs and expectations.

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STAKEHOLDERS

VERIFICATION BODIES INSPECTION BODIES

PROFICIENCY TESTING

PROVIDERS

PRODUCT CERTIFICATION

BODIES

PERSONS CERTIFICATION

BODIES

ISO/IEC 17024

ISO/IEC 17065

Certi.Scheme

Certi.Scheme

ISO/IEC 17021-1+ ISO TS 22003 for FSMS+ ISO/IEC 27006 for ISMS+ ISO 50003 for EnMS

QMS ISO 9001, EMS ISO 14001, OHSAS 18001, FSMS ISO 22000,

ISMS ISO/IEC 27001, EnMS ISO 50001, PEFC, QMS for welding org. ISO 3834,

QMS for medical producer ISO 13485, QMS for medical packaging (GMP)

LABORATORIES MANAGEMENT SYSTEM CERTIFICATION BODIES

ILAC

EA MONITORING COOPERATION

IAF

EA

National Measurement

Institute

Standardizationbody POLISH CENTRE FOR ACCREDITATION ISO/IEC 17011

SUPPLIERS AND CUSTOMERS

EMASISO/IEC 17021-1

+Regulation EU 1221/2009

GHGISO 14065

+Regulation EU 600/2012

IBISO/IEC 17020

PTPISO/IEC 17043

Calibration/ Testing Labs

ISO/IEC 17025

Medical LabsISO

15189

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Number of CABs accredited by PCAtotal number of accredited CABs = 1559

Persons Certification Bodies -15

Management System Certification Bodies - 41

Product Certification Bodies - 84

Inspection Bodies - 20

Testing laboratories - 1240

Medical laboratories - 12

Calibration laboratories - 125

Proficiency Testing Providers - 5

EMAS verifiers - 10

GHG verifiers - 7

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European accreditation infrastructure and conformity assessment system

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PCA - member of European co-operation for Accreditation

EA Multilateral Agreement (EA MLA) is signed by Full Members

Peer-evaluation system Regulation (EC) 765/2008

34 EA MLA signatories

4 EA BLA signatories

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EA MLA signatories and the accreditation

they grant are internationally recognised

through the ILAC and IAF Multilateral

Agreements.

EA is a recognised region in ILAC and IAF

and is a signatory to their mutual

arrangements. EA is responsible for

harmonising accreditation within Europe.


International recognition ILAC MRA / IAF MLA

PCA is a signatory to EA MLA,ILAC MRA, IAF MLAPCA is a signatory to EA MLA, ILAC MRA, IAF MLA

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EU Internal Market for goods – NLF - Alignment of product legislation

to bring product harmonisation legislation in line with the reference provisions of Decision 768/2008/EC


Toy Safety - Directive 2009/48/EU

Transportable pressure equipment - Directive 2010/35/EU

Restriction of Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment - Directive 2011/65/EU

Construction products - Regulation (EU) No 305/2011

Pyrotechnic Articles - Directive 2013/29/EU

Recreational craft and personal watercraft - Directive 2013/53/EU

Civil Explosives - Directive 2014/28/EU

Simple Pressure Vessels - Directive 2014/29/EU

Electromagnetic Compatibility - Directive 2014/30/EU

Non-automatic Weighing Instruments - Directive 2014/31/EU

Measuring Instruments - Directive 2014/32/EU

Lifts - Directive 2014/33/EU

ATEX - Directive 2014/34/EU

Radio equipment - Directive 2014/53/EU

Low Voltage - Directive 2014/35/EU

Pressure equipment - Directive 2014/68/EU

Marine Equipment - Directive 2014/90/EU

Cableway installations - Regulation (EU) 2016/424

Personal protective equipment - Regulation (EU) 2016/425

Gas appliances - Regulation (EU) 2016/426

Further aligning proposals are pending on medical devices and in vitro diagnostic (IVD) medical devices

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CE marking

Notified bodies

ManufacturersProducts

Market surveillance

TechnicalTrust

TechnicalTrust

Conformity assessment procedures

Accreditation

Internal Market for Goods New Legislative Framework

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PRODUCTS IMPORTED FROM COUNTRIES OUTSIDE THE EU

”Blue Guide”

Irrespective of their origin products must be compliant with the applica-ble Union harmonisation legislation if they are made available on the Union market.

Before they can reach the end-user in the EU, products coming from co-untries outside the EU are entered for the procedure of release for free circulation and are checked by authorities responsible for border controls.

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World Accreditation DayJune 9, 2017

Accreditation: Delivering confidence in construction and the built environment

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World Accreditation Day celebration in Poland

Experts' Debate on 5 June 2017 on advantages and challenges for accreditation in con-struction sector. Participants: representatives of the Ministry of Infrastructure, The Office of Rail Transport, The General Office of Building Control, experts of The Building Research Institute, as well as national and professional media journalists and information agencies.

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World Accreditation Day celebration in Poland

Video interviews with experts in the field of infrastructure. The video material used as a content in social media and on PCA website.

Press interview with PCA Director on WAD 2017 published in the June edition of the in-flight magazine PLL LOT Kalei-doscope.

Social Media: Facebook, Twitter, Linke-dIn – information campaign – hashtag #WAD2017

PCA conference on WAD 2017 for approximately 200 persons, representa-tives of all interested parties, including regulators is planned in November this year.

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Types of accredited CABs in infrastructure and construction sector

Product certification bodies Testing laboratories

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QMS (code IAF 28)

21Inspection bodies

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120(EU) Regulation 305/2011 of 9th March 2011 laying down harmonized conditions for the marketing of construction productsincluding:

36 roads, bridges and other engineering objects

50construction materials

(aggregates, concrete, cement)

19construction products

(boilers, doors, windows, glues, pipes, etc.)

15others (fire testing etc.)

3 lifts, cranes

5common safety method for risk

evaluation and assessment in railway

including:

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Cooperation PCA-TAF

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Memorandum of Understanding PCA-TAF

Memorandum of Understanding PCA-TAF signed in Oct., 2016

Współpraca z PKN

Close cooperation between TAF and the PCA ensures consistency in the assessment of CABs

Recognition of CABs established in the territory of the other Party on the basis of accreditation delivered by a national/local AB

Witnessing of activities performed by NAB (study visits)

Training and development of personnel (workshops, seminars, conferences)

Exchange of information in order to have a confidence in conformity assessment results

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Cooperation Roadmap 2017-2019Phase 1

2017 2018 2019ISO/IEC 17025 ISO/IEC 17025

ISO 14064-1~3ISO 14065

ISO/IEC 17029

Organizational development.

Accreditation technics and information exchange.

New issue-renewable energy.

Mutual recognition cooperation-electronics and electrical products.

Other related activities.

Planning activities for Phase 2 (2020-2022).

WORKING TOPICS

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PCA 15th anniversary / WAD 2016 – Nov. 2016

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Thank You

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