Industrial Product Certification

From compliance challenges to market access, helping manufacturers meet safety, quality, and performance requirements worldwide.

Pressure equipment includes, among others, vessels, piping, valves, boilers, refrigerating units, and safety loops. These components operate under extreme conditions where even minor faults can have major safety, environmental , and financial consequences.

High safety stakes and evolving regulatory requirements mean that equipment certification plays a pivotal role in this sector. By working with manufacturers and engineering, procurement, and construction companies, we ensure that compliance is built from the design stage. 

Manufacturing equipment is becoming increasingly smart, digitally integrated, and connected. As machinery continues to merge with critical infrastructure, and technological innovations enhance efficiency, there are new avenues for business growth, and new opportunities for manufacturers.

At the same time, certification is adapting to ensure safety, cybersecurity, and regulatory compliance as equipment increasingly assimilates robotics, AI and IoT.

Products in circulation today travel in over 45 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) of in-service dry and refrigerated units, and 900,000 tank containers. As goods move across borders, certification allows manufacturers, operators, and shippers to demonstrate the integrity, quality, and safety of containers.

We help shipping companies, container-leasing companies, operators and container manufacturers operate successfully in this highly-regulated environment. In addition, we are the only certification body providing Approval Continuous Examination Program (ACEP) globally.

Across the world, railway and mobility systems are modernizing their infrastructure, expanding high-speed and conventional networks, and integrating advanced digital systems into daily operations. This transformation directly affects vehicle builders and the wider industry of system integrators and infrastructure providers.

Certification now goes beyond components, track systems, traction and electrical equipment, and signaling systems. It includes digital technologies and software such as train control, platform screen doors, embedded systems, and advanced cybersecurity features. Through strategic investments in modernization and certification, manufacturers and operators can reach higher standards and earn greater public trust.