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R. Schwartz, 46. CIML 2011 1

Acceptance of test results from

Manufacturers' Test Laboratories (MTL)

within the MAA

Agenda item 10.3.3

Roman Schwartz

46th CIML, 10-14 October 2011

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References:

1. Working Document (version 3) - 46th CIML

Meeting 2011,

item 10.3.3:OIML TC3/SC5 proposal for a CIML Resolution on

the

acceptance of manufacturers' test results within

the MAA

2. Addendum 10.3 to 46th CIML Working

Document,

No 2:TC3/SC5 Report to the CIML (22 March 2011):

Taking into account test results from

Manufacturers' Testing

Laboratories (MTL) under controlled supervision by

the

Issuing Participants in DoMCs

Manufacturers' Test Laboratories (MTL) within the MAA

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43rd CIML Meeting, 2008, Resolution No 20:

"... For the time being, Issuing Participants shall not issue OIML

MAA Certificates in the event that results of tests outside the

scope of the DoMCs are taken into account (e.g. test results

from manufacturers) in the Evaluation Reports. In this case an

OIML Basic Certificate may still be issued as long as the MAA

does not provide this possibility.

The Committee supports the intention of TC 3/SC 5 to further

discuss

the acceptance of manufacturers’ test results, with the aim of

ultimately including them in the scope of the MAA if consensus

can be reached on the conditions to be applicable to

manufacturers ISO/IEC 17025 test laboratories."

Background

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April 2009: Two voluntary, complete peer assessments of the MTLs of two

well-known European weighing instrument manufacturers were

performed in accordance with the OIML MAA rules

(organized by PTB):

Assessment team:

2 assessors: lead (Brian Beard, ZA) and technical/ metrological

expert (Michael Denzel, DE) were chosen from the official MAA list

of experts (OIML/ILAC/IAF)

3 observers (from ZA and DE) Duration: 5 days (1 day for preparation + 2 days for each MTL) Assessment reports:

Complete final reports (including non-conformities found) were made

available to CPR and TC3/SC5 members

What happened since 2008? (1)

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“…The quality system was found to be suitable and effective for

the activities of the laboratory and it was adequately

entrenched

and maintained.

Four non-conformities were found and these related to the lack

of policies and procedures regarding the formal registering of

application for type approvals with the Issuing Authority, ...

Once the above non-conformances have been addressed it is

concluded that the laboratory will be suitable as a test

laboratory

for providing test results according to OIML R 76 to the …

Issuing

Authority for evaluation of conformity under the DoMC for R

76.”

Conclusions of the assessors for both MTLs

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June 2009: 4th CPR meeting (Bern/CH): Presentation and discussion of conclusions of the final assessment reports Subsequent CPR inquiry agreement on an MTL proposal TC3/SC5

October 2010:TC3/SC5 meeting (Paris/FR): Discussion of a new MTL concept developed on the basis of CPR proposals

MTLs under controlled supervision by the Issuing Participants in DoMCs Proposal to add (for the time being) an option for IPs in a DoMC to accept

MAA Reports with MTL test data "on a voluntary basis" Subsequent inquiry agreement on MTL Report and Draft CIML

Resolutions

September 2011: 5th CPR meeting (Braunschweig/DE): Presentation of the new concept and discussion of the Draft CIML

Resolutions

What happened since 2008? (2)

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UP

CPR

IP1

IP2

MTL under controlled supervision by an IP

DoMC

IP1: TL

IP2: TL

UP: no TL

+ MTLAssess.team

MTL

... with additional safeguards:1. Controlled supervision2. Independence + impartiality3. Initial inter- comparison

1. 2.

3.

OIML MAACertificate

+MAA TypeEvaluation

Report

New revisionof / or

Amend-ment

to B10:2011

B10:2011

(CIML Res.item 10.3.2)

CompleteMAA

assessmentprocedure

according toISO/IEC 17025...

voluntaryacceptance

Discussion in TC3/SC5 about

a "fast track"

Draft CIML

Resolutions(item 10.3.3)

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Further to Resolution No 20 at the 43rd CIML Meeting,

Issuing Participants may request the registration of

Manufacturers’ Testing Laboratories (MTLs) under a

DoMC, provided that the conditions agreed by TC 3/SC 5

and laid down in a respective amendment to OIML B 10

are met. OIML MAA Type Evaluation Reports that contain

test results from MTLs may be accepted by Participants

on

a voluntary basis.

Draft CIML Resolution proposed by TC3/SC5

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Draft Resolution No. …

The Committee,

Noting the report of TC 3/SC 5 on the issue of the acceptance of manufacturers’ test results within a DoMC under the MAA,

Recalling its Resolution No. 20 at the 43rd CIML Meeting,

Decides

- that Issuing Participants may request the registration of Manufacturers’ Testing Laboratories (MTLs) under a DoMC, provided that the conditions agreed by TC 3/SC 5 and laid down in a respective amendment to OIML B 10 are met,

- that OIML MAA Type Evaluation Reports that contain test results from MTLs may be accepted by Participants on a voluntary basis.

Draft Resolution No. ...1 (Agenda item 10.3.3)

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Draft Resolution No. …

The Committee,

Noting the report of TC 3/SC 5 on the issue of the acceptance of manufacturers’ test results within a DoMC under the MAA,

Recalling its Resolution No. 20 at the 43rd CIML Meeting,

Decides

- that Issuing Participants may request the registration of Manufacturers’ Testing Laboratories (MTLs) under a DoMC, provided that the conditions agreed by TC 3/SC 5 and laid down in a respective amendment to (or revision of) OIML B 10 are met, and that after this amendment to (or revision of) B10, OIML MAA Type Evaluation Reports that contain test results from MTLs may be accepted by Participants on a voluntary basis.

Amended Resolution No. ...1 (Agenda item 10.3.3)

As an outcome of the discussions at the 5th CPR meeting (September 2011), an improved (unambiguous) version of this Resolution is suggested which is in line with the intention of TC3/SC5:

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Draft Resolution No. …

The Committee,

Recalling its Resolution No. xx,

Approves as a new work item for OIML TC 3/SC 5:

- the revision of OIML B 10 “Framework for a Mutual Acceptance Arrangement on OIML Type Evaluations (MAA)” to include appropriate conditions for the registration of Manufacturers’ Testing Laboratories (MTLs) under a DoMC,

Decides

- that the registration of MTLs under a DoMC remains excluded from the scope of the MAA, until this revision of OIML B 10 is approved.

Draft Resolution No. ...2 (Agenda item 10.3.3)

Only in case of a positive CIML vote on Resolution ...1 the CIML is asked to vote on another Resolution as regards MTLs:

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Amended Resolution No. ...2 (Agenda item 10.3.3)

Again, as an outcome of the discussions at the 5th CPR meeting (September 2011), a slightly changed version is suggested which brings this Resolution in line with Resolution No. ...1:

Draft Resolution No. …

The Committee,

Recalling its Resolution No. xx,

Approves as a new work item for OIML TC 3/SC 5:

- the amendment to (or revision of) OIML B 10 “Framework for a Mutual Acceptance Arrangement on OIML Type Evaluations (MAA)” to include appropriate conditions for the registration of Manufacturers’ Testing Laboratories (MTLs) under a DoMC,

Decides

- that the registration of MTLs under a DoMC remains excluded from the scope of the MAA, until this amendment to (or revision of) OIML B 10 is approved.

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Conclusion

• After 6 years of discussions and 3 years of hard work, the presented concept of MTLs under controlled supervision by the Issuing Participants in DoMCs can be considered as mature enough to provide appropriate and effective safeguards that justify MTLs to be included in the scope of the MAA as soon as possible.

• Nevertheless, in case of a positive CIML vote on the two MTL Resolutions, TC3/SC5 will have to re-discuss and elaborate the details in order to properly implement the concept in B10 on the basis of the MTL report of 22 March 2011.

• The inclusion of MTLs in the scope of the MAA will certainly raise the number of MAA Certificates, because Issuing Participants will no longer be obliged to issue OIML Basic Certificates when they make use of test results from MTLs.

• Opponents or still relunctant Participants in a DoMC will have the option to accept MAA Certificates and related MAA Type Evaluation Reports on a voluntary basis, until sufficient experiences have been gained with the new MTL concept which is similar to MTL concepts in other international certification schemes (e.g. IEC CB).

• The CIML vote on the two MTL Resolutions will be a very important decision with far-reaching consequences for IPs, manufacturers and the future of the MAA.

• After 6 years of discussions and 3 years of hard work, the presented concept of MTLs under controlled supervision by the Issuing Participants in DoMCs can be considered as mature enough to provide appropriate and effective safeguards that justify MTLs to be included in the scope of the MAA as soon as possible.

• Nevertheless, in case of a positive CIML vote on the two MTL Resolutions, TC3/SC5 will have to re-discuss and elaborate the details in order to properly implement the concept in B10 on the basis of the MTL report of 22 March 2011.

• The inclusion of MTLs in the scope of the MAA will certainly raise the number of MAA Certificates, because Issuing Participants will no longer be obliged to issue OIML Basic Certificates when they make use of test results from MTLs.

• Opponents or still relunctant Participants in a DoMC will have the option to accept MAA Certificates and related MAA Type Evaluation Reports on a voluntary basis, until sufficient experiences have been gained with the new MTL concept which is similar to MTL concepts in other international certification schemes (e.g. IEC CB).

• The CIML vote on the two MTL Resolutions will be a very important decision with far-reaching consequences for IPs, manufacturers and the future of the MAA.


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