CAQC Certification facts for kids
Tianjin Huacheng Certification Inc. (CAQC) is a company that helps make sure car parts are safe. They can give out special certificates called CCC certificates for things used in cars. CAQC also offers special help to companies in the automotive industry (car making) and other related businesses.
CAQC is officially approved by the Certification and Accreditation Administration of the People's Republic of China (CNCA). They are also recognized by the China National Accreditation Service for Conformity Assessment (CNAS). This means they are trusted to do their job well. CAQC gets its money and support from the China Automotive Technology and Research Center (CATARC).
What is CATARC?
The China Automotive Technology and Research Center (CATARC) started in 1985. Its main job was to help guide and check on the car industry in China. Today, CATARC is a big research group owned by the Chinese government.
CATARC acts like a national expert for the automotive industry. They are fair and work on their own. They help the government by creating rules for car safety and quality. They also check products and systems to make sure they meet these rules. CATARC helps plan for the future of the car industry too. They have a great team of experts who do a lot of research.
What Does CAQC Certify?
CAQC checks different things to make sure they are safe and meet standards. Here are some of the main things they certify:
- Certification of Management Systems
- Certification of Compulsory Products
What is CCC Certification?
CCC stands for China Compulsory Certification. It's a special certificate that many products need to be sold in China. The Chinese government started this system in 2001. This was to make sure products were safe for people to use.
Since May 1, 2002, many products must have a CCC certificate. If a product doesn't have this certificate from CNCA, it cannot leave the factory or be sold in China. For cars, this includes things like inside parts, car door locks, and door holders.
- Certification of Voluntary Products
- Training
- Integrated technical Services