Industrial Safety Certificate
The Industrial Safety Certificate is a voluntary conformity document used in certain regulated sectors to confirm that technical equipment complies with operational safety requirements when used on hazardous production facilities.
It is typically requested for equipment intended for use in high-risk industrial environments.
Equipment Frequently Subject to Industrial Safety Certification
Examples include:
- equipment used in oil and gas operations
- lifting and hoisting machinery
- mining equipment
- pressure equipment (e.g. pipelines, boilers)
- metallurgical installations
- height access systems
- chemical and potentially hazardous industrial equipment
Does the Industrial Safety Certificate Replace EAC Certification?
No.
Industrial Safety Certification is voluntary and does not replace mandatory EAC conformity assessment under the applicable EAEU technical regulations (TR CU).
While EAC certification confirms compliance with general technical safety requirements, Industrial Safety Certification may serve as an additional assessment for equipment intended for use in hazardous production environments.
Certification Procedure
The process may involve:
- technical documentation review
- safety assessment by qualified expert organisations
- evaluation of operational safety requirements
- issuance of a voluntary conformity document
The specific procedure depends on the equipment type and intended use.
When May an Industrial Safety Certificate Be Required?
Such certification may be requested:
- to meet customer-specific safety requirements
- as a condition for participation in industrial tenders
- for equipment used on hazardous production facilities
- when additional safety verification is required
Our Support
EasyGOST provides administrative coordination of certification procedures and supports clients in preparing the required technical documentation.
Please contact us for further information regarding Industrial Safety Certification requirements.