Join EU (Germany) Toys Safety Guidelines and Standards Training
About
SGS is pleased to invite you to attend our Training on 18-20th Nov, 2015 in Shenzhen where our experts will share their knowledge and insights on Toys Safety Guidelines and Standards.
Starts
18 Nov 2015, 09:00
Ends
20 Nov 2015, 17:00
Location
Shenzhen, China
Quality and product safety are essential in the EU and in particularly the toy industry. Vendors and manufacturers should comprise a well functioning quality management team to ensure their products are safe for entry into the European Union.
DVSI co-operates with SGS – CSTC & JagoProjektbetreuung with the support of The Sino-German Working Group on Product Safety, aiming to implement the high European quality standards into the Chinese Toy industry thus lowering technical barriers for a better trading between German Buyers and all global manufacturers, especially in the Far East where the majority of the manufacturing base is located.
The Training seminar covers a variety of topics not only the EU standards but also the Legal basics and law enforcements in the EU, as well as Quality Management.
Training Overview:
The duration of the training course will be THREE (3) days.
Upon successful completion of enrollment, participants will receive two sets of training materials. Book 1 "Principles of European Toy Safety Law and Toy Requirements in Germany” will be sent to participant 1 month in advanced for self study and Book 2 given on the day of Seminar and taught through in the 3 day course.
An examination will be held at the end of the 3 day training seminar. Certification will be issued to successful participants.
Target Audience:
- Toy Laboratory Technologist
- Quality Control Technologist
- Toys Development Engineer
- Quality Control Technologist in Trading Company
- Packaging Designers
Training Venue:
SGS-CSTC Standards Technical Services Co., Ltd (Shenzhen Branch)
SGS Bldg, No. 4, Jianghao Industrial Park, No. 430, Jihua Road, Bantian,
Longgang District, Shenzhen, Guangdong Province (3/F Training Room)
Price: €690 or RMB 4,830
Note:
Lunch & other materials are included
All course materials are arranged by the lecturer
Deadline: 2 November, 2015
Training Arrangement:
| TOPICS | DAILY AGENDA |
|---|---|
Day 1 Introduction of EN 71 |
Laws in Germany – Civil Code (BGB) – Commercial Code (HGB) – Principles of Criminal Law – legal hierarchy Laws concerning toys and consumer goods (glossary) -Toy classification Requirements for the market introduction of toys Product labeling Information requirements and warnings Design effects resulting from the conflict area "protection of intangible assets" Product requirements EN 71 Part 1 mechanical, physical structure of the standard Test checklist Product requirements EN 71 Part 2 Flammability |
Day 2 Introduction of EN 71 (Con’t) |
EN 71 Part 8 Activity toys – domestic use EN 71 Part 13 Trampoline Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Radio communication and toys R&TTE Electric toys / ElektroG (Electrical Equipment Act), RoHS Directive (Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive), transformers Battery regulation Packaging regulation LED – Laser EN 71 Part 3 Heavy metals – Structure of the standard EN 71 Part 4 Experimental sets for chemical and simulants EN 71 Part 5 Chemical toy sets other than experimental sets EN 71 Part 7 Finger paints EN 71 Part 9, 10 and 11 Chemical requirements for toys EN 71 Part 12 N-nitrosamines and N-nitrosatable substances |
Day 3 Other EU regulations & standards and Quality Management System |
REACH Other chemical requirements (PAH, phthalates, bisphenol ...) Testing for saliva and perspiration fastness Textile physical test (perspiration fastness, rub fastness, care properties...) Toys as a food article Cosmetics labeling and testing for children Principles of quality management Quality management system Management of resources Product realization planning Measurement, analysis and improvement Process management Principles of quality assurance Traceability Exam preparation and exam |
Examination & Certification:
Upon the completion of this training course by passing the exam at the end of the course, participants will receive a certificate co-awarded by SGS and the German Toy Association (DVSI). This certificate will be recognized by the 240 members of the DVSI. Upon the completion of the course, participants will be listed on DVSI Webpage. The certificate remains valid as long as the participant takes a refresher course within 2 years
For more details, please contact: Chloe Tang +86 (0) 755 25328888 (ext 8262)