The EN 1090 series is divided into parts, with these three being fundamental:
EN 1090-1: Focuses on the Conformity Assessment process for structural components. This is the part that governs the CE marking system and the factory's production control (FPC) certification.
EN 1090-2: Details the specific Technical Requirements for the fabrication and assembly of steel structures.
EN 1090-3: Details the specific Technical Requirements for aluminum structures.
This standard applies to a vast range of structures, including buildings, bridges, industrial plants, and stadiums. For your business, it is a key to the EU market. It builds trust with architects, contractors, and clients, as it is the definitive proof that your products are safe, reliable, and legally compliant.
Passing the EN 1090 audit and earning certification proves that our factory has a robust, documented system in place. Key areas verified include:
Factory Production Control (FPC): Our entire production process, from raw material purchase to final inspection, is controlled and consistent.
Qualified Personnel: we have competent staff, especially a Responsible Welding Coordinator (RWC) and qualified welders.
Technical Documentation: Our welding procedures, designs, and inspection plans meet the standard.
Traceability: Materials and components can be traced throughout the manufacturing process
