DCI Group Certificate Register

DCI Group provides insight into the status of certificates within its certification activities. On this page, you will find information regarding the scope, status, and publication of certificates.

Transparency in certification

DCI Group values transparency and reliability in its certification activities. On this page, you will find information about the status of certificates within our scope of work.

Scope of certification activities

The certification register pertains to certification activities within the following guidelines:

• Directive 2013/53/EU (Recreational Craft – RCD)
• Directive 2014/90/EU (Marine Equipment Directive – MED)

Within this scope, DCI Group performs activities such as EU type examination (Module B), product testing (Module F), and Post Construction Assessment (PCA).

Role of competent authorities

Various bodies are involved for certification under the MED Directive:

• The Human Environment and Transport Inspectorate (ILT) is the competent authority in the Netherlands and responsible for the supervision and notification of certification bodies.
• NANDO is the European database in which notified bodies and their scope are published.
• MarED is the database for the registration of MED certificates and approved maritime equipment.

DCI Group is currently in the accreditation and notification process. Inclusion in these systems will take place following formal accreditation and registration.

Status of certificates

DCI Group carefully tracks the status of certificates. The following statuses are distinguished:

• Active
• Suspended
• Withdrawn

The current status of certificates can be requested via: info@dcigroup.tech

Publication of suspended and revoked certificates

In the interest of transparency, DCI Group publishes on this page:

• suspended certificates
• revoked certificates

This information will be made available as soon as it is relevant.

Important note

DCI Group is currently undergoing the accreditation process with the Dutch Accreditation Council (Raad voor Accreditatie). Certification activities are being carried out in preparation for formal accreditation and – where applicable – notification under the MED Directive.

Use of the certification register

The certification register is intended to provide stakeholders with insight into the status of certificates and the scope of DCI Group's certification activities. No rights can be derived from the published information other than the formal certification decisions.