CE Marking for Machine Manufacturers in the New EU Regulatory Landscape

As the world is moving faster than ever, technological developments have rapidly evolved and are redefining, among others, the way we live, learn, and teach. This expansive nature of the internet and technology demand new ways of adapting to this new virtual environment for all of us. As such, the use of new and more efficient learning methods is continuing to grow across a broad range of industries. In this new world, eLearning has become the tool of choice for learning and teaching worldwide. The ISO 31000 Risk Manager eLearning training course helps you acquire the knowledge and ability to integrate the risk management guidelines of ISO 31000 in an organization. It provides information with regard to the risk management principles and their application, as well as the core elements of the risk management framework and steps for a risk management process.CertificationAfter successfully passing the exam, you can apply for one of the following credentials with PECB. You will receive the certificate once you comply with all the requirements related to your selected credential.PECB Certified ISO 31000 Provisional Risk ManagerPECB Certified ISO 31000 Risk ManagerEnrolment informationBy enrolling on this course you agree to your personal information being passed to PECB.Learners enrolling onto this course will receive an email from PECB to set up your Learner Account, course registration, access to the course materials and your final exam.If you have not received this within 5 working days please contact Global.PECB.Training@sgs.comGeneral informationIn addition to the online videos of the training course, participants will be provided with the conventional training course material containing over 300 pages of explanatory information and practical examples. Learners may reach out to PECB to request the Attestation of Course Completion as proof of taking the course, this can be requested before taking the exam or after and is worth 21 CPD (Continuing Professional Development) credits.In case candidates fail the exam, they can retake it within 12 months following the initial attempt for freePrerequisitesA fundamental understanding of ISO 31000 and comprehensive knowledge of risk management.The fee for this course covers:Course Materials (for lifetime, please note that updated course materials are not included) First ExamOne resit exam (if required)PECB Certification FeeFirst Year PECB Annual Maintenance Fee (AMF)

The Act on Corporate Due Diligence Obligations in Supply Chains, in Germany known as Lieferkettensorgfaltspflichtengesetz (LkSG), is intended to make companies more accountable for ensuring that value chains are fair. This includes respecting human rights and protecting the environment along global value chains. Case studies, handouts (checklists, documentation) and tests ensure that what is learned is varied and sustainable. The training on the Supply Chain Act was designed in cooperation with VIWIS and the legal department of Schüco International KG.The following learning objectives are achieved in the e-learning:Get to know and understand the background/basic function of the LkSG.Know (and if necessary also understand) selected aspects e.g. environment or human rightsSensitize employees to the basic due diligence requirements fundamentally the special feature: present and communicate individual procedural implementations in the company, which can be integrated in the learning program

The EU Artificial Intelligence Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689) establishes the world’s first comprehensive legal framework for artificial intelligence and introduces a risk-based approach for legal requirements and governance objectives for AI applications.The regulation entered into force in August 2024 and will be implemented progressively:Early obligations (e.g. prohibited AI systems) apply from early 2025Requirements for high-risk AI systems apply from late 2026Additional provisions for general-purpose AI models (GPAI) are phased in over the same periodThis course provides a structured and practical introduction to the EU AI Act and translates regulatory requirements into actionable compliance steps. Participants gain a clear understanding of risk categories, obligations and governance requirements, including risk management, quality management system, data governance, transparency and human oversight.The EU AI Act has significant implications for organizations: it directly affects product development, AI system design, compliance processes and market access within the EU. Early preparation is essential to mitigate regulatory risks, avoid penalties and build trustworthy AI systems.