Certificates and declarations
A broad stakeholder orientation is important for successful business operations. ERIKS has analysed the context of the organisation and the environment in which it operates. Clarity about the operating environment forms the basis for the management manual and management control model. Insight into the requirements, needs and expectations of relevant parties helps ERIKS implement appropriate control measures and measure performance.
Quality is a key policy factor in ERIKS’s business operations. The approach to and meaning of quality differ for each customer. Providing the best quality for the right application is the starting point. Every employee has a role in this.
ISO 9001 Certificate
Quality management system
View document ISO 9001 : 2015
ISO 14001 Certificate
Environmental management system
Procurement, sales, stockholding, assembly and service of mechanical engineering and maintenance components
Development and engineering of new products; own brand or engineered with the customer
Provision of logistics services (e.g. Kanban, work-in-progress management, VMI)
Advice on and provision of cost-saving products (process and environmental costs)
Procurement and coordination of external transport
Facilities management of ERIKS locations, including energy monitoring and waste processing
View document ISO 14001 : 2015
Other certificates and declarations
ATEX 2014/34/EU QAN Quality Assurance Notification 2025
Go to document ATEX 2014/34/EU QAN Quality Assurance Notification 2025
ERIKS Filtration Group Premium Partner
Go to document ERIKS Filtration Group Premium Partner
EU Certificate of Conformity
Go to document EU Certificate of Conformity
EU Report of Surveillance
Go to document EU Report of Surveillance
IECEx QAR Quality Assurance Report 2025
View document IECEx QAR Quality Assurance Report 2025
LRQA Certificate ERIKS G0304
View document Certificate LRQA ERIKS G0303
VVA ERIKS 2025-2028
View document VVA-ERIKS-2025-2028
RoHS
RoHS aims to reduce and prevent hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment. The foundation for this was laid in 2002 with Directive 2002/95/EC. This was replaced in 2011 by Directive 2011/65/EU, which came into force in July of that year and is known as RoHS II. In 2015, it was updated again with Directive 2015/863, known as RoHS 3.
REACH
ERIKS maintains a continued focus on sustainable development. It supports the objectives of REACH, as it aims for maximum transparency of information and minimising the use of harmful substances. The aim is to promote both human health and the environment.
View the document REACH statement ERIKS