In the UK, machinery bearing the UKCA marking placed on the UK market must comply with the UK Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 2008 to demonstrate conformity.
For Northern Ireland, machinery must continue to comply with the EU Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC and must bear the CE + UKNI marking if a UK-based Approved Body is involved in the conformity assessment process.
As a UK Government designated Approved Body (No. 1105) for Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 2008, CCQS provides independent and professional conformity assessment services for machinery manufacturers seeking market access across the UK.
● Vehicle lifts
● Mechanical / hydraulic / pneumatic jacks
● Tyre changers
● Wheel balancers
● Wheel alignment systems
● Cranes and parking systems
● Lifting platforms
● Industrial trucks
● Hooks and rings
● Slings, wire ropes and chains
● Shackles and connectors
● Band saws and circular saws
● Portable chain saws
● Rotary kilns, mills, crushers
● Continuous handling systems
● Grinding machines, machining centres, lathes
● Mechanical / hydraulic presses and press brakes
● Laser cutting and shearing machines
● Drilling machines and turret punch presses
● Extruders
● Injection moulding and blow moulding machines
● Meat grinders
● Slicers
● Mixers
● Glass, tyre, cement and automated production lines
● X-ray inspection systems
● Industrial robots
● Hand-held power tools
● Air compressors, pumps, industrial fans
● Generator sets
• UKCA certification in accordance with the UK Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 2008
• CE + UKNI certification in accordance with the EU Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC / Regulation (EU) 2023/1230
• Third-party inspection and verification support
• Independent training and regulatory awareness sessions on machinery safety and conformity assessment
• Designated and authorised across a wide scope of industrial machinery categories, enabling comprehensive conformity solutions.
• Experienced technical assessors and auditors ensuring efficient, consistent, and transparent project delivery.
• Strong partnerships with accredited testing facilities providing professional, impartial testing coordination.
• Independent training programmes designed to raise understanding of UKCA and CE + UKNI requirements without compromising impartiality.
