Electric Vehicles (EV) offer many benefits over their gas-powered counterparts, but their market appeal is currently tempered by their higher cost and new safety concerns. Charging, safety, and ...

Explosion Protection in Safety Case Within many process industries, there are lots of flammable or combustible substances produced, used, and stored, creating hazardous areas with a risk of fire ...

The emergence of the Public Cloud is breathing new life into an old problem; delivering a meaningful disaster recovery solution at an affordable price. Historically, organisations have had the choice ...

The Safety Case concept has been around for many years. They have been used in the nuclear and aviation industry for a long time and were introduced to the Oil & Gas and Petrochemical industries ...

The international testing service provider, TÜV Rheinland, continued its ongoing healthy growth in the fiscal year 2017. TÜV Rheinland’s revenues increased in 2017 by €54 million or 2.8% to the ...

Leading regulations and standards, such as the Safety Case requirement in Singapore, emphasize that Major Hazard Installation (MHI) operators should take into account all likely risks, and these must ...

TÜV Rheinland announced its plans to further develop a regional GDPR centre of excellence in Japan aimed at helping its clients across industry sectors. This would address the rapidly growing need in ...

Good practice calls for a periodic review of major hazard safety cases to ensure that the 'case for safety' remains valid. Indeed, many regulatory regimes and corporate standards have a requirement ...

With effect from October 2017 the IEC FDIS 62930 is available as the new international certification basis. The norm is in final draft for international standard status (FDIS). The known EN 50618, in ...

About the Author: Uwe Meyer Certification Manager, TUV Rheinland Medical Uwe is responsible for management of the Medical Devices Testing business unit, bringing with him 20 years of experience in ...