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UKCA Marking

ARC Management Systems – Your ticket to CE Marking

After 11pm on 31 December 2022, the CE mark may no longer be used for products being placed on the market in Great Britain (England, Scotland and Wales). The UKCA marking applies to most products previously subject to the CE marking.

Manufactures placing machinery on to the market in Great Britain have the following responsibilities:

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They must ensure that the essential health and safety requirements are satisfied.

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They must ensure that the technical file is compiled and made available on request.

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They must provide information necessary to operate it safely.
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They must ensure that the relevant conformity assessment procedure is carried out.
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They must draw up a declaration of conformity and make sure that a copy of this accompanies the machinery.
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They must affix the relevant conformity marking to the machinery.
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For partly completed machinery, the responsible person must also ensure that assembly instructions are prepared, and a declaration of incorporation is drawn up and that both accompany the partly completed machinery until it is incorporated into machinery.
ARC Management Systems can assist you in complying with these requirements.

The UKCA Marking consultancy service we provide

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Identify and applying all the appropriate regulations.
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Identifying necessary standards to meet requirements.
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Conducting full Risk Assessments in line with appropriate standards.
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Identifying and arranging testing with appropriate test laboratories where necessary.
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Compile the Technical File to demonstrate the compliance of your machinery.
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Advise on and review the User & Service Manual for your machinery to ensure UKCA compliance.
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Produce the Declaration of Conformity.

Your machinery can have both a UKCA and a CE Mark to meet both requirements, opening up a broader market for your machinery. Contact us today and one of our engineers will be happy to discuss how Arc Management Systems can help you open up the GB market.