One engagement for the whole equipment lifecycle.

Bringing equipment into Europe means proving it against the directives that govern it: the Pressure Equipment Directive, ATEX where an explosive atmosphere is in play, ADR for transport, the Dutch PGS series, and the harmonised standards beneath them. We map your equipment to the right route, assemble and hold the technical file at a European address, and coordinate the notified-body process through LRQA, SGS or Bureau Veritas, with no exclusive arrangements.

Directive mapping

PED, ATEX and adjacent directives mapped to your equipment.

Notified-body coordination

CE, PED and ATEX through LRQA, SGS and Bureau Veritas.

Technical file

Documentation assembled and held at a European address.

Representative coordination

The formal AR appointment coordinated, not held by us.

Certification is a moment. Compliance is the years that follow. We monitor CE, PED, ATEX and adjacent directives continuously, and on the second working day of every month the Operations Letter reports what changed, what it means, and what we recommend. When an operator or an authority makes contact, they reach a European voice that already knows your file, acknowledged within one business day.

Directive monitoring

CE, PED, ATEX and adjacent directives watched continuously.

The Operations Letter

A structured report on the second working day of every month.

Incident response

First response to operators and to authorities.

IPMA-D delivery

Planned milestones, weekly review, accountable ownership.