Test items: QC080000, IECQ-HSPM hazardous substance process management system

QC is the technical standard number within IEC. QC is the only implementation standard for the current IECQ-HSPM system certification. This standard is written by the IEC on the basis of the EIA/ECCB-954 standard, so it is one of the international standards of the IEC system. The second edition of the standard was promulgated in October 2005, and once promulgated, it became the implementation standard of IECQ-HSPM.

The concept of the QC standard and its requirements is based on "if products and manufacturing processes without hazardous substances can be effectively integrated with management principles." This specification is added to the ISO 9001-2000 quality management system (QMS) framework, and aims to achieve HSF goals with complete, systematic and transparent process management and control. This document is based on EIA/ECCB Standard 954 Electrical and Electronic Devices and Products Free of Hazardous Substances standards and requirements. As a guide for manufacturers in fulfilling HSF and user requirements, it may include regulatory requirements, such as the European Parliament’s 2002/95/EC Directive and January 27, 2003 on the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment. The requirements for use restrictions in the Directive (RoHS), as well as the Directive 2002/96/EC of the European Parliament and the Commission’s Directive on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) on January 27, 2003. Quality management system

The certification process of QC080000 mainly includes: 1. System planning stage: sorting out international laws and regulations and customer requirements; 2. System establishment stage: establishing hazardous substance management and control operating procedures and enterprise internal processes; 3. System development and implementation stage: training and education, The actual operation and recording of management and control measures, internal audit and management review; 　4. System certification and continuous improvement: The auditor of the certification body conducts a third-party external audit and issues the IECQ HSPM certificate. The meaning of the certificate is:

① Reduce testing costs and supplier management costs → one audit meets the needs of multiple parties

② Reduce the risk of violating various laws and directives → reduce potential risks for the company

③ Prove the effectiveness of the enterprise's toxic and hazardous substance management system → it is an excellent solution for ROHS

④ Demonstrate respect for the environment and the strategy of sustainable development of the company → corporate brand image enhancement

⑤ Meet customer requirements, enhance customer satisfaction and trust → enhance the company's competitive advantage

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