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Inspection control<\/a> is the regular surveillance of certified products and manufacturing processes during the validity period of an EAC<\/a> serial production certificate. Its purpose is to ensure that products continue to comply with the Technical Regulations of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU<\/a>) and that manufacturing remains consistently compliant with regulatory requirements. Inspection control<\/a> is therefore a key element of ongoing production surveillance<\/a> within the EAC<\/a> certification system.<\/p>\n

The legal basis is defined by the Technical Regulations of the EAEU<\/a> (TR EAEU<\/a> \/ TR CU) and the applicable certification schemes for serial production. For many serial production certificates, inspection control<\/a> is mandatory and is usually performed annually by an accredited certification body<\/a>. Failure to successfully complete inspection controls may result in suspension or withdrawal of the certificate.<\/p>\n

During inspection control<\/a>, the certification body<\/a> evaluates production consistency, compliance with technical requirements and the effectiveness of the manufacturer<\/a>’s quality assurance procedures. This may include on-site audits, document reviews, production assessments or repeated product testing<\/a>. In many cases, additional product samples are taken and tested again by accredited laboratories.<\/p>\n

Inspection control<\/a> is closely linked to the original factory production control<\/a> and certification audit<\/a>. While the initial certification confirms basic product conformity, inspection control<\/a> ensures ongoing compliance throughout the entire validity period of the certificate. Continuous production consistency is especially important for machinery, pressure equipment, electrical products and explosion-protected devices.<\/p>\n

Common issues identified during inspection control<\/a> include changes to product design, components or manufacturing processes without proper regulatory reassessment. Incomplete quality records or outdated technical documentation<\/a> also frequently lead to non-conformities identified by certification bodies.<\/p>\n

If serious deviations are detected, the certification body<\/a> may require additional testing or temporarily suspend the certificate. This can immediately affect market access within the EAEU<\/a>. Careful preparation and continuous maintenance of technical documentation<\/a> are therefore essential.<\/p>\n

We support manufacturers and exporters in preparing for and managing inspection controls within the EAEU<\/a>. Our services include deadline monitoring, preparation of technical documentation<\/a>, coordination with accredited certification bodies and organizational support during audits and follow-up inspections. This helps companies maintain the long-term validity of their EAC<\/a> certificates and ensures legally compliant market access throughout the Eurasian Economic Union.<\/p>\n

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