Certification
Ineris is a certification body for safety products and equipment in accordance with the European directives (EC marking for explosive atmospheres or energy materials) and in accordance with international voluntary certification schemes (IECex) or developed by the Institute for attesting to the safety of users (installers, repairers, operators) and citizens (paper without phenol added).
Ineris is also notified for the certification of explosive products and pyrotechnical articles according to Directives 2014/28/EU which replaces Directive 93/15/EEC (Explosives for civil use) and 2013/29/EU (Pyrotechnical Articles), the classification of dangerous goods according the French rules “TMD”, the certification for the people who install lightning protection and certification in the field of new technologies
Ineris is also notified for the certification of explosive products and pyrotechnical articles according to Directives 2014/28/EU which replaces Directive 93/15/EEC (Explosives for civil use) and 2013/29/EU (Pyrotechnical Articles), the classification of dangerous goods according the French rules “TMD”, the certification for the people who install lightning protection and certification in the field of new technologies
Thematic solutions
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ATEX devices & EC marking
INERIS is a notified organization for the ATEX directives governing European regulations on the protection of persons and property in potentially explosive atmospheres (ATEX).
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IECEx international certification
IECEx is one international certification system created by International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC).
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SIL Certification in functional safety
INERIS has a long-term expertise in assessing functional safety for electrical, electronic and programmable electronic safety devices (SIL).
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Quali-SIL
Certification of competences of persons working on the Instrumented Safety Systems (ISS), based on the IEC 61511 standard.
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Batteries SAFETY / ELLICERT
Ineris is Certifying Body to implement Regulations (1) as well as for designing and carrying into effect Voluntary Certification Schemes conforming to so-called informal standards.