Declarations of conformity " AfP - Current law for practice

Legal requirements and practical implementation

For many, drawing up and checking declarations of conformity is a rather tiresome obligation. However, mistakes can easily be made here. The webinar therefore deals with all questions relating to declarations of conformity: Who has to draw them up? When do they have to be attached? What should they contain? It also deals with liability issues: What happens in the event of product defects and who is liable if the declaration of conformity turns out to be incorrect?

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