Certificate of Compliance
What is Certificate of Compliance?
A formal document certifying that an organization, product, or process meets specified regulatory or standard requirements.
Terms that appear alongside certificate of compliance
Each of these is named in at least one of the same controls as certificate of compliance. The number is how many controls name both.
- management system 2 shared controls
- compliance 2 shared controls
- governance 2 shared controls
Frameworks that govern certificate of compliance
What the standards actually require on certificate of compliance
Requirements naming certificate of compliance across 6 standards, quoted from the control text.
A state's certificate of compliance is signed by the chief executive of its tax agency or a designee, documents compliance with each provision of the Agreement and cites the legal authorities that show it.
streamlined-sales-and-use-tax-agreement-ssuta::802 · Section 802 Certificate of compliance →The manufacturer informs the approval authority or its technical service of any change that will affect the relevance of the Certificate of Compliance for CSMS; after consultation the authority or technical service decides whether new checks are needed.
unece-wp-29-r155::6.9 · 6.9 Inform the authority of changes affecting the CSMS certificate →The manufacturer informs the approval authority or technical service of any change that will affect the relevance of the Certificate of Compliance for SUMS; after consultation the authority or technical service decides whether new checks are needed.
unece-wp-29-r156::6.8 · 6.8 Inform the authority of changes affecting the SUMS certificate →A packaging manufacturer, or a person who certifies a packaging as meeting a DOT specification or UN standard, must manufacture and test it to the applicable Part 178 specification: DOT cylinders (Subpart C, 178.35 to 178.75, with the independent inspection an...
us-dot-hazardous-materials-regulations-49-cfr-parts-171-to-180::178-SPEC · Packaging specifications and the manufacturer's and certifier's duties: cylinders, UN standard non-bulk packagings and performance tests, IBCs and large packagings, cargo tanks and portable tanks (178.1 to 178.1030) →Where expelled parts could create unacceptable risk, the equipment has a means of protection against it, assessed for suitability against the risk management file;
iec-60601-1-medical-electrical-equipment-safety::9.5 · 9.5 Expelled parts hazard →Battery cells or units, transfer switches or other components that fail during acceptance are replaced, noted in the test record and the system retested.
nfpa-111-2025-standard-on-stored-electrical-energy-emergency-and-standby-power-systems::7.6.3-7.6.4 · 7.6.3 and 7.6.4 Failed components and documents for the AHJ →Questions people ask about certificate of compliance
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