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Product introduction： Introduction to QC080000 CertificationWhat is QC080000:QC 080000 is the internal technical standard number of IEC. QC 080000 is currently the only implementation standard for IECQ-HSPM system certification. This standard is written by IEC based on the EIA/ECCB-954 standard, and is therefore one of the international standards of the IEC system. The second edition of this standard was issued in October 2005 and immediately became the implementation guideline for IECQ-HSPM. Enterprises must meet all the requirements of the QC 080000 standard and pass the review of IEC authorized supervision agencies (SI) in order to pass the IECQ-HSPM system certification and obtain the certification certificate.Background:Many current or pending regulations worldwide require the elimination of a range of identified hazardous substances, including lead, mercury, cadmium, hexavalent chromium, polybrominated biphenyls, and polybrominated biphenyl ethers in electronic and electrical products. However, there are various regulations that require the control of hazardous substances, and customers have varying requirements for hazardous substances. To solve this problem in a constant and ever-changing manner, authoritative standards or specifications must be introduced worldwide, so that all relevant parties have a unified and clear compliance standard, in order to minimize technical barriers to international product trade. To address the issue of standardized management of hazardous substances mentioned above, IEC has commissioned its Electronic Component Quality Assessment Committee (IECQ) to develop a specialized Hazardous Substance Process Management (HSPM) standard - 'Standards and Requirements for the Reduction of Hazardous Substances in Electronic and Electrical Components and Products (EIA/ECCB-954)', And special procedural rules have been developed for the certification of this process management system - 'Hazardous Substance Process Management Requirements (QC001002-5)', providing authoritative choices for hazardous substance management and certification.IECQ-HSPM system/QC080000 certification:Introduction to IEC and IECQIEC, abbreviated as the International Electrotechnical Commission, is a non-governmental international organization officially established in 1906. It is the world's earliest professional international standardization organization responsible for international standardization work in the field of electrical and electronic engineering, and closely cooperates with international standardization organizations in the formulation of standards.IECQ, also known as the International Electrotechnical Commission's Electronic Component Quality Assessment System, is a subsidiary of the International Electrotechnical Commission and the only approval and certification body worldwide that conducts comprehensive quality assessment of electronic components. It is responsible for quality assessment of electrical products, materials, and production processes. It is the first international certification organization within IEC and ISO to achieve internationalization of specific product quality certification. The purpose of IECQ is to establish an international authoritative management organization, formulate unified technical standards, and implement quality assessment procedural rules. Based on the standards, comprehensive inspection and approval of the technical capacity and management level of the production plant are carried out according to the procedural rules.IECQ-HSPM systemThe IECQ-HSPM system, also known as the IECQ Hazardous Substance Process Management System, is based on the EIA/ECCB-954 standard, which is the 'Standards and Requirements for the Reduction of Hazardous Substances in Electronic and Electrical Components and Products'. The relationship between IECQ-HSPM and EIA/ECCB-954 standards is similar to the relationship between ISO quality management system and ISO9001:2000. The EIA/ECCB-954 standard is based on ISO9001:2000, rather than what we may think of as ISO14001. Because the system requires defining EU regulations and customer requirements as quality related characteristic requirements of products, ISO 9001:2000 can better ensure compliance with EU regulations from the perspective of process management and system.The IECQ-HSPM system is a hazardous substance process management system established based on the concept of process management. One of the main ideas of this system is to emphasize the application of a universal 'process management' model to address the diversity of hazardous substance management requirements (including EU requirements) for different enterprises and products. The standard is based on a common point: enterprises need to identify and establish a Hazardous Substance Reduction (HSF) process, and achieve the organization's prescribed hazardous substance process management policies and objectives by managing and maintaining such processes. Other technical requirements should be implemented through means such as testing or process control, so that a universal process management standard can be applied to all organizations that wish to meet EU requirements through a management system.As a management system, like other management systems, the IECQ-HSPM system must first establish HSF policies and objectives, then achieve them by identifying and controlling the required processes, run the processes by providing resources, understand the status of products, process capabilities, suitability, adequacy, and effectiveness of the system through monitoring of products, processes, and systems, and improve and continuously improve the system, Form a complete PDCA closed-loop.

Project introduction： QC 080000 is currently the only implementation standard for IECQ-HSPM system certification.

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Introduction to QC080000 Certification

What is QC080000:

QC 080000 is the internal technical standard number of IEC. QC 080000 is currently the only implementation standard for IECQ-HSPM system certification. This standard is written by IEC based on the EIA/ECCB-954 standard, and is therefore one of the international standards of the IEC system. The second edition of this standard was issued in October 2005 and immediately became the implementation guideline for IECQ-HSPM. Enterprises must meet all the requirements of the QC 080000 standard and pass the review of IEC authorized supervision agencies (SI) in order to pass the IECQ-HSPM system certification and obtain the certification certificate.

Background:

Many current or pending regulations worldwide require the elimination of a range of identified hazardous substances, including lead, mercury, cadmium, hexavalent chromium, polybrominated biphenyls, and polybrominated biphenyl ethers in electronic and electrical products. However, there are various regulations that require the control of hazardous substances, and customers have varying requirements for hazardous substances. To solve this problem in a constant and ever-changing manner, authoritative standards or specifications must be introduced worldwide, so that all relevant parties have a unified and clear compliance standard, in order to minimize technical barriers to international product trade. To address the issue of standardized management of hazardous substances mentioned above, IEC has commissioned its Electronic Component Quality Assessment Committee (IECQ) to develop a specialized Hazardous Substance Process Management (HSPM) standard - 'Standards and Requirements for the Reduction of Hazardous Substances in Electronic and Electrical Components and Products (EIA/ECCB-954)', And special procedural rules have been developed for the certification of this process management system - 'Hazardous Substance Process Management Requirements (QC001002-5)', providing authoritative choices for hazardous substance management and certification.

IECQ-HSPM system/QC080000 certification:

Introduction to IEC and IECQ

IEC, abbreviated as the International Electrotechnical Commission, is a non-governmental international organization officially established in 1906. It is the world's earliest professional international standardization organization responsible for international standardization work in the field of electrical and electronic engineering, and closely cooperates with international standardization organizations in the formulation of standards.

IECQ, also known as the International Electrotechnical Commission's Electronic Component Quality Assessment System, is a subsidiary of the International Electrotechnical Commission and the only approval and certification body worldwide that conducts comprehensive quality assessment of electronic components. It is responsible for quality assessment of electrical products, materials, and production processes. It is the first international certification organization within IEC and ISO to achieve internationalization of specific product quality certification. The purpose of IECQ is to establish an international authoritative management organization, formulate unified technical standards, and implement quality assessment procedural rules. Based on the standards, comprehensive inspection and approval of the technical capacity and management level of the production plant are carried out according to the procedural rules.

IECQ-HSPM system

The IECQ-HSPM system, also known as the IECQ Hazardous Substance Process Management System, is based on the EIA/ECCB-954 standard, which is the 'Standards and Requirements for the Reduction of Hazardous Substances in Electronic and Electrical Components and Products'. The relationship between IECQ-HSPM and EIA/ECCB-954 standards is similar to the relationship between ISO quality management system and ISO9001:2000. The EIA/ECCB-954 standard is based on ISO9001:2000, rather than what we may think of as ISO14001. Because the system requires defining EU regulations and customer requirements as quality related characteristic requirements of products, ISO 9001:2000 can better ensure compliance with EU regulations from the perspective of process management and system.

The IECQ-HSPM system is a hazardous substance process management system established based on the concept of process management. One of the main ideas of this system is to emphasize the application of a universal 'process management' model to address the diversity of hazardous substance management requirements (including EU requirements) for different enterprises and products. The standard is based on a common point: enterprises need to identify and establish a Hazardous Substance Reduction (HSF) process, and achieve the organization's prescribed hazardous substance process management policies and objectives by managing and maintaining such processes. Other technical requirements should be implemented through means such as testing or process control, so that a universal process management standard can be applied to all organizations that wish to meet EU requirements through a management system.

As a management system, like other management systems, the IECQ-HSPM system must first establish HSF policies and objectives, then achieve them by identifying and controlling the required processes, run the processes by providing resources, understand the status of products, process capabilities, suitability, adequacy, and effectiveness of the system through monitoring of products, processes, and systems, and improve and continuously improve the system, Form a complete PDCA closed-loop.

Question 1: Can the QC 080000 standard be certified?

Answer: Of course. In fact, the IECQ-HSPM system certification is the implementation of the QC 080000 standard certification.

Question 2: Is the IECQ-HSPM QC 080000 certificate globally recognized?

Answer: Yes. IEC and IECQ are well-established international standards organizations. In fact, many ISO standards were developed in collaboration with IEC, the most famous of which are the ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 series standards. The IECQ-HSPM QC080000 certificate is issued by IEC, IECQ, and the French International Bureau of Inspection. It not only provides smooth global mutual recognition, but also maximizes your company's global competitiveness.

Question 3: Is IECQ-HSPM QC 080000 certification mandatory?

Answer: No. This certification is similar to ISO 9000 and is voluntary. Governments around the world do not require companies to pass this certification. However, it is not ruled out that some globally renowned enterprises may attach this certification requirement in project or procurement bidding, just as ISO 9000 has been increasingly used as a mandatory requirement for bidding by more and more enterprises in recent years. In the current increasingly strict environmental regulations and fierce 'green' competition environment, this trend is becoming increasingly evident.

Question 4: What is the relationship between IECQ-HSPM QC 080000 and ISO 9001:2000?

Answer: QC 080000 clearly stated at the beginning that this standard is a supplementary requirement based on the current ISO 9001:2000 standard, with the aim of achieving a complete, systematic, and clear management and control process to achieve the goal of no hazardous substances. QC080000 is built on top of ISO 9001:2000, and these two standards and management systems are fully compatible. This can be seen from the correspondence and wording between the terms of QC 080000 and ISO 9001:2000.

Question 5: Is the certification process for IECQ-HSPM QC 080000 the same as ISO 9001?

Answer: Yes. This certification process is very similar to ISO 9001, both including document review and on-site audit during the first certification audit. As long as all identified non conformities are improved, the auditor will issue an audit report and recommend certification. The validity period of the certificate is three years. After the certificate is issued, regular supervision and review will be conducted once a year, and the certificate will be updated every three years.

Question 6: What is the relationship between IECQ-HSPM QC080000 and ISO 14001?

Answer: QC 080000 is based on ISO 9001, not ISO 14001. However, like the relationship between ISO 9001 and ISO 14001, although the management philosophy is based on the PDCA cycle, the specific terms and requirements are slightly different. In the implementation process of QC 080000, enterprises can utilize some key elements of the ISO 14001 environmental management system to supplement the deficiencies of ISO 9001 in the control of hazardous substances.

Question 7: Can enterprises obtain certifications for ISO 9000, ISO 14001, and IECQ-HSPM QC 080000 simultaneously?

Answer: Yes. Due to the international recognition of all three certifications by the French International Inspection Agency, we can simultaneously certify all three management systems for you. Due to the compatibility between the three systems mentioned above, the auditors of the French International Inspection Agency can simultaneously audit the three systems of the enterprise (under the premise of meeting standard requirements). If the audit is qualified, you can obtain the three (or more) world-renowned French International Inspection Agency certification certificates in less time and cost. Of course, you can also apply for IECQ-HSPM QC 080000 system certification separately.

Question 8: Does the implementation of IECQ-HSPM QC 080000 require all products of the enterprise to be free from hazardous substances?

Answer: No, it's not. Although QC 080000 is aimed at reducing hazardous substances, this standard does not require all products of enterprises to be free from hazardous substances. For example, enterprises can produce RoHS/WEEE compliant products for export to the EU market, while also producing traditional products for sale in markets without RoHS/WEEE directive requirements. However, all products containing hazardous substances must be strictly distinguished from products without hazardous substances, protected from mixing or mutual contamination, and customers must be informed of the status of the hazardous substances. This point is emphasized in IECQ-HSPM QC 080000.

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