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Successful seminar on BRC Global Food Safety!
The seminar was held on two occasions, on 12 Nov in Stockholm and 13 Nov in Malmö. John reviewed the changes in the requirements, briefly about the importance of food safety culture and monitoring of the production environment. Companies on the Swedish market from all over Sweden participated in the seminar and there were also several representatives from the certification bodies that certify against BRC […]
Travel at the speed of light – without risks
– Normally, we work with inspections and certification of pressure vessels in, for example, paper mills and power plants where the pressure conditions are within a significantly smaller range. ESS, on the other hand, has an extremely wide spectrum with pressures of up to 3000-4000 bar, in a couple of inner casings up to 1 million bar, and with temperatures that can quickly change from […]
Faster path to work permit for members of the Swedish Association of Technology Companies
Teknikföretagen is currently the only employer organization certified by the Swedish Migration Board to apply for a work permit on behalf of member companies. The certification means that the permit application process is much faster and smoother than an application that an employer and a third-country national themselves make to the Swedish Migration Board. Member companies in Teknikföretagen are covered by collective agreements, which means that they, […]
Safety problems with older elevators with car gates and swing doors
The Swedish National Board of Housing, Building and Planning has published a letter (2018-07-04) on its website describing the problem and the risks that exist with the existing technical solution for primarily older elevators with shaft doors and a folding gate in the car opening. The Swedish National Board of Housing, Building and Planning urges all property owners to make an inventory and assess whether the described design is present in their own elevator stock. Do the elevators have a […]
Press release: Sweden will soon be the worst in Europe at controlling car emissions
The vehicle inspection industry is part of Swetic, which is the trade association for companies that work with testing, inspection, control and certification of vehicles. Vehicle inspectors are reacting strongly to the Swedish Transport Agency's new rules. - Environmental controls are already inadequate today. The Swedish Transport Agency and the government have had the opportunity to improve them, but now the authority is instead coming forward with proposals that strongly oppose Sweden's […]
The roller coaster should be scary – but not dangerous
Read the full article from Mediaplanet about quality assurance in the inspection area Lyft.
Don't let the dirty cars get away!
Here you can read the full article that Tord Fornander, together with IVL and Gröna Bilister, wrote in Ny Teknik. https://www.nyteknik.se/opinion/lat-inte-de-smutsiga-bilarna-slippa-undan-6887416
Industry report 2017
SWETIC Vehicle Inspection Section has now released the Industry Report 2017. Download and read the full SWETIC Vehicle Inspection Section Industry Report 2017
Neglected inspection policy threatens road safety and the environment
Swetic is the trade association for companies that work with testing, inspection, control and certification of vehicles. In the report, Swetic writes that a prerequisite for achieving the transport policy goals of reduced environmental impact and fewer fatal accidents is flexible and modern vehicle inspection. – Today, environmental controls are insufficient and for cars to maintain an acceptable environmental performance, […]
Growth companies receive EU-funded training
The Business Academy for Growth gives growth companies with 0-49 employees the opportunity to develop their staff's skills without having to pay for it themselves. Companies only pay an initial fee to participate in the project and then receive training per employee financed by the European Social Fund. Three out of four jobs are created in smaller companies and 99.4 % of all companies in Sweden […]
New inspection rules
Paragraph 1a is added to Chapter 6, see here http://rkrattsdb.gov.se/SFSdoc/17/170840.PDF. This means that vehicles may have a control inspection outside their inspection period during the period 1 January – 19 May 2018. The Swedish Transport Agency will communicate the transitional rules this autumn and until then mention it on www.transportstyrelsen.se/fordonsbesiktning
