EMC Technologies’ half-day RCM compliance course explains compliance requirements and the process involving EMC, EMR, radio, electrical safety and cellular approvals for Australia and New Zealand. It will be presented by Chris Zombolas, technical director of the company.
The Regulatory Compliance Mark (RCM) is now mandatory under ACMA regulations for most electrical equipment that is on the market and operates in conjunction with the Electrical Equipment Safety System (EESS). The use of the RCM requires manufacturers, importers and suppliers to register prescribed products on the EESS national database. The RCM may only be used after establishing compliance with all applicable regulations including EMC, telecoms, radiocoms, electromagnetic radiation (EMR) and electrical safety.
The session will explain the ACMA and EESS regimes including the testing, certification and administrative requirements for all product categories, including mobile phones and cellular devices. It can be supplied on demand to small or large groups, and presented either at the company’s purpose-built seminar facility or at a location selected by the client.
Phone: 03 9365 1000
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