Certification Strategy
- Define certification strategies with timelines and milestones for new and existing products.
- Identify applicable safety and regulatory standards early in the design process.
- Develop certification plans, gap-analysis, schedules, traceability, and required testing programs and reports.
Regulator ComplianceInterpret and ensure compliance with relevant global standards including IEEE 1547 - IEEE standard for interconnection and interoperability of distributed energy resources and associated electrical power system interfaces.
- North America
- UL 1741 - Inverters and Distributed Energy Resources
- UL 508A / UL 508C - Industrial control panels and power conversion equipment
- UL 1004 - Electric motors and generators
- NFPA 70 (National Electrical Code)
- UL1998 (Standard for Safety: Software in Programmable Components.)
- Europe
- CE Marking requirements
- Low Voltage Directive (LVD)
- Machinery Directive
- EMC Directive
- Applicable IEC / EN standards
- Canada
- CSA electrical safety standards
Design-for-Compliance Engineering
- Review electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, embedded firmware, and system architecture for required standards.
- Evaluate creepage and clearance distances per required standards and implement design changes to comply with requirements.
- Assess insulation systems and grounding strategies.
- Verify protective features including fault protection, overcurrent protection, thermal protection, and safe shutdown.
- Ensure compliance with electrical safety and machinery safety requirements.
Certification Testing and Documentation
- Coordinate certification testing with NRTLs and international certification bodies.
- Develop and manage certification test plans.
- Support electrical safety, EMC, and environmental testing programs.
- Resolve certification findings and implement design changes where required.
- Prepare and maintain CE technical files, risk assessments, declarations of conformity, certification reports, product labeling, and safety documentation.
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering.
- 8+ years experience in regulatory compliance or product certification.
- Strong knowledge of UL, CSA, IEC, and EN electrical safety standards.
- Experience certifying industrial electrical equipment or power electronics.
- Experience working directly with UL, TÃV, CSA, Intertek, or NTRL.
- Ability to review electrical designs for safety compliance.
Nice to Haves
- Certification of grid-connected power systems.
- Experience with inverters, generators, or power conversion equipment.
- Experience with EMC testing and mitigation.
- Familiarity with Machinery Directive compliance.
- Experience with industrial rotating machinery or generators.
- Experience with distributed energy or renewable power systems.
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