Certifications

Scheme, scope, issuing body, number, validity

An engineer at an oil and gas operator checks the certificate number and the notified body before reading anything else on the site. A conformity claim that cannot be substantiated removes the supplier from consideration — so this page is structured around evidence, not around logos.

Certificates in the library Request a certificate copy

Every field on this page is a placeholder

No certification claim shown here has been verified. On a live site, each row must resolve to a named scheme, an issuing body, a certificate number and a validity date, and must be approved in writing by Electromash before publication. If the actual certifications are GOST, EAC or TR CU rather than ATEX and IECEx, the wording of the entire site changes — this is a content and liability question that has to be settled before a single sentence is written.

Certification register

One row per certificate, structured so it can be audited rather than admired.

Certificate	Scheme	Scope	Issuing body	Number	Valid until	Status
ISO 9001:2015	Quality management	Design, manufacture and testing of electrical machines	[Certification body — to confirm]	[Number — to confirm]	[Date — to confirm]	To confirm
ISO 14001:2015	Environmental management	Manufacturing operations	[Certification body — to confirm]	[Number — to confirm]	[Date — to confirm]	To confirm
ISO 45001:2018	Occupational health & safety	Manufacturing operations	[Certification body — to confirm]	[Number — to confirm]	[Date — to confirm]	To confirm
ATEX Directive 2014/34/EU	Explosion protection (EU)	Flameproof and increased-safety motors, Group II	[Notified body — to confirm]	[Certificate number — to confirm]	[Date — to confirm]	To confirm
IECEx Scheme	Explosion protection (international)	Flameproof and increased-safety motors	[ExCB — to confirm]	[Certificate number — to confirm]	[Date — to confirm]	To confirm
TR CU 012/2011	EAEU explosion protection	Equipment for potentially explosive atmospheres	[Certification body — to confirm]	[Number — to confirm]	[Date — to confirm]	To confirm
TR CU 004/2011	EAEU low-voltage equipment	Low-voltage electrical machines	[Certification body — to confirm]	[Number — to confirm]	[Date — to confirm]	To confirm

Where certification is stated

On the product family page, on the individual model page as the full equipment marking, in the technical library as a downloadable certificate, and here as the register. Four places, one source of truth in the CMS.

Who owns the claim

Every conformity statement on a live site would carry an approver and an approval date in the CMS. A marketing edit cannot change a certification field without engineering sign-off.

What happens at expiry

A certificate approaching its validity date should raise a task, not quietly go stale. The content model carries the date so the system can act on it.

Explosion-protection markings appear on explosion-proof motor pages at model level, reproduced verbatim rather than paraphrased.