The new EMC Directive and technical documentation: a workshop for the railway industry
Time
This is a one day workshop.
Location
The IET, Savoy Place, London, UK.
Introduction
This workshop looks at the practical implications for the railway industry of 2004/108/EC and particularly focuses on the requirement for manufacturers to draw up ‘technical documentation’; it also looks at the implications for infrastructure controllers of ‘fixed installations’. You will learn:
- What is in the scope of the EMC Directive
- How to demonstrate conformity and apply the CE Marking
- What the requirements are for an EMC assessment
- Railway EMC standards: a review of the latest version of EN 50121; LU and RSSB EMC standards
- What should be included in technical documentation
- What the Notified Bodies are and how they can be useful to you
- What needs to be recorded by “person(s) responsible for Fixed Installations.”
Who Should Attend
- Railway operators - NR, LUL, TOCs, ROSCOs, DfT, TfL, etc
- Suppliers to the railway industry
- Consultancies
- EMC assurance engineers, project managers, system integrators, MDs, CEOs, etc
- Engineers/managers concerned with the design, manufacture and testing of electrical/electronic products
- Engineers/managers responsible for setting EMC requirements
- Engineers/managers involved in procuring third party services
The workshop includes practical case studies. A buffet lunch and refreshments are included.
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Programme
Please visit the York EMC event page.
Organiser
This workshop is organised by the York EMC. The workshop is co-sponsored by the IET Railway and Electromagnetics Technical and Professional Networks and the Electronics Knowledge Transfer Network