WEBINAR: The New MID Amendment – Timeline, Latest Developments and What Manufacturers Should Prepare For

Webinar

The New MID Amendment – Timeline, Latest Developments and What Manufacturers Should Prepare For

Date: Tuesday, 20 October

Overview

  • Start time: 02:00pm (Dutch time)
  • Duration: 45 minutes
  • Language: English
  • Investment: Free
  • Location: Online via Microsoft Teams©

Description:

The targeted amendment to the Measuring Instruments Directive (MID) is progressing, bringing important changes that will affect manufacturers of measuring instruments and EV charging equipment in the coming years.

While several aspects of the revised directive are still being clarified, the implementation timeline is becoming clearer. Requirements for the presentation of measurement results, as well as technical requirements related to EV charging equipment, are also beginning to take shape.

In this webinar, Marc Schmidt and Henri Schouten provide an overview of the latest developments, explain what is currently known, and discuss what manufacturers should already be considering as they prepare for the transition.

Agenda:

✔ The latest implementation timeline for the revised MID and what it means for manufacturers
✔ Developments in requirements for the presentation of measurement results and technical requirements related to EV charging equipment
✔ What is already clear, what is still evolving, and how this may impact future conformity assessments
✔ Practical considerations for preparing your organisation for the revised MID

Who Should Attend:

This webinar is particularly relevant for manufacturers and stakeholders involved in EV charging equipment, as well as product compliance managers, regulatory specialists, quality professionals, and those responsible for MID conformity assessment or EU market access.

The webinar is free of charge.  Please register here.
Once registered and confirmed, you will receive a Microsoft Teams link in a separate email.
We look forward to welcoming you at this informative webinar!



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