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Eurosafe - Sicur Madrid Feb 2004

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EUROSAFE


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EUROSAFE

Eurosafe: who, what, why ? What has been achieved ? The tasks for the near future ?


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EUROSAFE

What is Eurosafe ? Association of European safe

manufacturing industries Who are members ?


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EUROSAFEMEMBERS

National Safemanufacturers Associations from:

Germany Holland Slovenia

France Belgium Hungary

Italy Sweden

UK Switzerland

Spain Portugal

Finland

Austria


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EUROSAFE

What is Eurosafe ? Association of European safe

manufacturing industries Who are members ? What is the scope ?


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EUROSAFESCOPE

Physical Security Equipment

providing protection against

BURGLARY and FIRE


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EUROSAFE

What is Eurosafe ? Who are members ? What is the scope ? Why and when was Eurosafe

founded ?


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EUROSAFE

Founded on 24th May 1988 in Paris When EU free trade initiatives were

developed.


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EUROSAFE

What is Eurosafe ? Who are members ? What is the scope ? Why was Eurosafe founded ? What are Eurosafes’ objectives ?


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EUROSAFEOBJECTIVES

Promote contacts among European Safe Equipment manufacturers

Represent the European Safe Equipment Industry with authorities, public bodies and international organisations

Promote the development and maintenance of standards classifications and certifications


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EUROSAFE

What is Eurosafe ? Who are members ? What is the scope ? Why was Eurosafe founded ? What are Eurosafes’ objectives ? Who are Eurosafes’ speaking

partners ?


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EUROSAFE”SPEAKING PARTNERS “

•Insurers

•Police

•Government

•Industries and Businesses

•Financial Institutions

•Retailers

•Private Individuals


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EUROSAFE

What is Eurosafe ? Who are members ? What is the scope ? When was Eurosafe founded ? What are Eurosafes’ objectives ? Who are Eurosafes’ speaking partners ? What has been achieved ?


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EUROSAFEACHIEVEMENTS

PARTICIPATION IN CEN work (removal of technical trade barriers by standardistion)

MAJOR PRESENCE IN CEN TC 263 WORKING GROUPS:

WG 1 : SECURE STORAGE UNITS

WG 2 : FIRE RESISTENT PRODUCTS

WG 3 : HIGH SECURE LOCKS

(all Chairmen are Eurosafe manufacturers)


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PUBLISHED STANDARDS:EN 1143-1 Safes, Strongrooms and Strongroomdoors

EN 1047-1 Datacabinets

EN 1047-2 Datarooms

EN 1300 High security locks

EN 1143-1:A1 ATM enclosures

EN 1143-1:A2 Diamond drilling

EN 1143-2 Depositsystems

IN PROGRESS :

prEN 14450 Secure Safe Cabinet


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EUROSAFETWO PROBLEMS FOUND IN THE STANDARDS:

Laboratories applied different methods in burglary tests: These are not automated but ‘Human intervention’

Local certifiers added requirements, thus limiting EU uniformal product designs


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OBTAIN A POSITION IN EFSG:

European Fire and Security Group

Multilateral Agreement (MA) Council

OBTAIN A POSITION IN ECBS:

European Certification Board Security Systems


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EFSGEFSG Area Status Member Burglary Locks

VdS Zert Ge/Ch/Au Certifier x x

VdS Pruef Ge Lab x x

SBSC Scan Certifier x x

SSF Swe Lab x x

BRE UK Certifier x x

LPCB UK Lab x

CNPP Fr Certifier x x

CNPP Fr Lab x x

ICIM It Certifier x

IG It Lab x

ECBS (FuP) Eu Certifier x x

Explanations: x = skills available signed MA signed MA


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ECBS

ECBS Area Status Member BRE LOCKS FRE

VdS Pruef Ge Lab x x

CNPP Fr Lab x x

SSF Swe Lab x x

IBMB Ge Lab x

LGAI Sp Lab candidate

SP Swe Lab candidate

ICIM It Lab candidate

Tresortest Cz Lab candidate

Fasif Ch Lab candidate


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Exchange of laboratory experience Common methods of reporting One stop testing, multiple

certification in EFSG ‘Competition’ between laboratories Pan European certificate in ECB-S


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EUROSAFEFUTURE WORK

Laboratories:– Further reproducibility – Selection of laboratories– Limitation

Common list of approved locks Enforcement of EN 1047 for fire resistant

protection One stop quality audits


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QUESTIONS / REMARKS:[email protected]


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EFSAC SCOPE : Platform for the European Security Product

Industry with Insurers, Testers and Certifiers

MEMBERS : CEA (insurers)

CFPA (fire prevention)

ARGE (locks)

EUROSAFE (safe equipment)

EUROFEU (fire security)

EURALARM (alarms & monitoring)

OBSERVER: EFSG (testing & certification)


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DATACABINETS EN 1047- 1

Protection Class Max. Temp. Max. Rel.

Increase Humidity

S 60 P S 120 P 150 C -

S 60 D S 120 D 50 C 85 %

S 60 DIS S 120 DIS 30 C 85 %


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Safes and Strongrooms EN 1143 -1

Part.access Compl.access Anchoring Locks

Grade RU RU strength (N) Quantity Class

0 30 30 50 1 A

I 30 50 50 1 A

II 50 80 50 1 A

III 80 120 50 1 A

IV 120 180 100 2 B

V 180 270 100 2 B

VI 270 400 100 2 B

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Documents

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high security locksen

published standards

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secure storage unitswg