Pepperl+Fuchs Group
Norm Expert (Product compliance)

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Norm Expert (Product compliance)
The Ex Norm expert role is critical for Intrinsic Safety product development. The responsibilities include:
- Implementation and organization of Ex-approvals such as ATEX, IECEx and electrical safety standards.
- Determination of the relevant standards and legal requirements with regard to Ex-approvals of our products.
- Regular review of our products with regard to conformity with current international Ex-approvals and if necessary, initiation of updates.
- Close collaboration with colleagues in R&D with regard to the fulfilment of relevant international standards and requirements for Ex-approvals in product design
- Selection and support of service provider and inspection bodies both before and during the approval process.
- Technical negotiation with authorities and certification institutes both nationally and internationally.
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