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CERTIFER Overview

CERTIFER Overview. 1. Summary. 1. Highlights 2. Process 3. References. 1. Highlights: CERTIFER Origin. 1998. 1997. Founding Members : SNCF National Railway Company RATP Public Transport of Paris FIF 50 railway industries INRETS Transport Research Institute.

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CERTIFER Overview

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  1. CERTIFER Overview

  2. 1. Summary • 1. Highlights • 2. Process • 3. References

  3. 1. Highlights: CERTIFER Origin 1998 1997 Founding Members : SNCF National Railway Company RATP Public Transport of Paris FIF 50 railway industries INRETS Transport Research Institute RFF 2009 APAVE Railway Certification Agency Associative Status: representation of all rail sectors stakeholders within its structure

  4. 1. Highlights: Accreditations • CERTIFER is : • Body Accredited for Certification of Railway Products by the French Accreditation Body COFRAC (#5-0023), • in accordance with standard EN 45011 (ISO/CEI 65 guide) • Independent Inspection Body accredited in the railway field by the French Accreditation Body COFRAC (#3-124), in accordance with standard EN ISO/CEI 17020

  5. European Recognitions: Notified Body by French Transport Ministry to European Commission for High Speed Rail (Directive 96/48/CE) Notified Body for Conventional Rail (Directive 2001/16/CE) Notified Body for transportable pressure equipments (Directive 1999/36/CE) 1. Highlights: Recognitions

  6. 1. Highlights:Recognitions French Recognitions: Qualified Body by the National Safety Authority (EPSF) for the assessment of the safety of conventional and high speed networks (for the whole sub-systems) Qualified Body by the French Transport Minister (via STRMTG) for the assessment of the safety of guided urban transports, including Light Rail Vehicles such metros and trams (for the whole sub-systems)

  7. 1. Highlights: Statutory Bodies General Assembly Supervisory Board and Appeal 4 A, 4 B, 2 C A B C Independent Bodies INRETS - Apave Operators SNCF - RATP RFF Industry FIF Board of Directors & President A B C 8 p.(40% of votes) 8 p.(40% of votes) 4 p. (20% of votes) 4 Sector Committees • 4 X 10 p.: 4 A, 4 B, 2 C • Rolling Stock • Control Command & Signalling • Infrastructure & Energy • System Approved Experts (competence) to assign to Projects Executive Director Technical Manager Project Managers Certification Commission Project Teams Per Project: 5 p.: 2 A, 2 B, 1 C

  8. 1. Highlights:Organisation President & Strategy Director Jacques COUVERT Executive Director Marc CHANTOISEAU Quality Department Finance & H. R. Department Commercial Department Technical Department Pierre KADZIOLA Marc CHANTOISEAU Philippe BERNAGE Georges HEGO Project Managers Elise GROSSEMY Joël LAMOTTE Marcel STURBOIS Patrick VINCENTE Giansergio FURLAN Patrick OZELLO Cédric CAZAU-BEYRET Project Teams Rolling Stock, Maintenance & Operations Control Command & Signalling Infrastructure & Energy Systems & Assemblies 226 Experts 185 Experts 134 Experts 26 Experts

  9. Assessors 1. Highlights:Project Teams Project Manager Railway Engineer (permanent) Coordinator (Team Manager) Laboratories If needed

  10. 2. Processes Compulsory field & Voluntary field Urban network EOQA Inspection Body National network EOQA Certification Body - NoBo Notified Body European networks

  11. 2. Processes: Missions performed NoBo: Notified Body (Assessment according to Technical Specifications of Interoperability) EOQA : “Expert ou Organisme Qualifié Agréé” (Assessment of Safety Cases according to National Standards) ISA :Independent Safety Assessor (Assessment according to CENELEC standards, EN 5012X)

  12. 2. Processes CLIENT (Output) CLIENT (input) Process Certificates EC declaration of Conformity (Interoperability Constituents) EC declaration of verification (Subsystems) certification Certification Commission Product + Reference Assessment Preparation Reports Inspection Report Inspection

  13. 2. Processes Industrial  Process 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 Stabilised Production Phases Tender Definition Design Industrialisation Validation & Qualification Mass Production supervision Launch Project • Mass production & Warranty period -Technical feasibility -Offer -Contract Review -Product design - Design & Prototype Validation -Qualification & Homologation - Mass Production probationary period. Key Actions NoBo Involvement -scope of Certification -Offer -Contract Review -Safety Evaluation Plan -Design Assessment -Product Manufacturing& Tests Assesments -Field tests Assessments -Certificates & Final Reports - Follow up (audits) of certificates validity. NoBo Key Actions • Follow up (audits) of certificates validity NoBo Involvement Certification  Process: Start with the Client project

  14. 2. Processes: Added Value Process • Certification should not be considered as additionnal Project Costs but as investment with R.O.I. (Return on Investment) • Costs have to be considered by the Client during the project tender phase: for budget and definition of the scope of work • Required information and Certification Process have to be explained to the Client during Project development • The main targets of NoBo assessments are to guarantee safety and technical compatibility • The depth and rigorous analyses made by teams of Experts represent added value to mitigate safety and technical risks and to avoid future expensive product retrofits • The cross acceptance principle gives the chance for Indutrials to develop Interoperability Standardised Constituents (Products)

  15. Contracts > 5 M€ 1 M€ < Contracts < 5 M€ 300 K€ < Contracts < 1 M€ Contracts < 300 K€ 3. References: Projects’ Localisation

  16. Assessment of HSL Est Européenne Phase 1 Global System, Infrastructure, Energy, Control Command 3. References : High Speed Lines • Assessment of HSL Rhin-Rhône • Global System, Infrastructure, Energy, Control Command • Assessment of HSL Est Européenne Phase 2 • Global System, Infrastructure, Energy, Control Command • Assessment of HSL Perpignan-Figueras • in cooperation with CETREN • Infrastructure, Tunnel, Energy, Control Command

  17. 3. References : Rolling Stock • Assessment of High Speed Trains : - TGV POS: Paris - Ost Frankreich - Süd Deutschland - TGV Dasye - ICE 3 for French operations • Assessment of Intercity Trainsets • “Francilien NAT” , TER, AGC • Assessment of Locomotives • BB 460.000 & BB 475.000 • Assessment of Freight Wagons

  18. 3. References : C. Cmde & Signalling • GSM-R Cab radio, and RBC • ERTMS and GSMR lines 3 & 4 • GSMR for Belgium Network • Overall bi-standard ERTMS+TVM • RBC line Madrid-Lerida (SPAIN) and RBC Cambrian Line (U.K.) • Automation Budapest

  19. 3. References: among our Customers …

  20. 3. To know more: www.certifer.eu Many Thanks for your Attention

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