Project Modules
Project modules break down certain compliance requirements into actionable steps.
You can add project modules when creating a Compliance Requirements List.
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US Project Modules
CPSIA Project
This module breaks down selected parts of the compliance process for children’s products
covered by the CPSIA.
General Use Products Project
This module breaks down selected parts of the compliance process for products covered
by product safety rules that require a GCC (Link)
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EU Project Modules
EU GPSR Project
This module breaks down selected GPSR requirements into actionable steps. The GPSR
is relevant for consumer products.
CE Marking Project
This module breaks down general CE marking requirements into actionable steps. Note
that it is a generalised process that is not based on a particular regulation/directive.
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UK Project Modules
UK GPSR 2005 Project
This module breaks down selected GPSR 2005 requirements into actionable steps. The
GPSR is relevant for consumer products.
UKCA Marking Project
This module breaks down general UKCA marking requirements into actionable steps. Note
that it is a generalised process that is not based on a particular regulation.
You can find a list of limitations and risks related to project modules in this document. 1. Project modules break down certain compliance requirements into actionable steps. 2. You can add project modules when creating a Compliance Requirements List. You can find a list of US, EU and UK project modules (and the data and versions these are based on) in these documents: 1. We create project modules based on selected requirements for manufacturers/producers under certain regulations or groups of regulations. 2. Note that some project modules are more strictly based on a single regulation (i.e., EU GPSR) while other project modules provide a more generalised procedure based on requirements common to many products (i.e., CE marking). 1. A project module provides a list of tasks that correspond to key requirements within certain regulations or other areas of product compliance. The project modules can help you keep track of progress. 2. That said, you must ultimately take action based on the latest version of the relevant regulation, guidance page, or other source. You should not take action based on the project module alone for the following reasons: a. Project modules may not contain all tasks that must be completed for a certain product (other regulations/requirements not covered by project modules may still apply). b. Project modules may not contain all tasks that must be completed to comply with the regulation/requirement these are based on (for example, there are other tasks under GPSR that can apply in some cases, but are not covered by the project module). c. Project modules are only reviewed and subject to updates after an annual audit in October each year. As such, the project modules can be outdated if the regulations, guidance pages, or sources are updated. 1. Some project modules are based on specified parts of legislation texts and/or official guidance pages/documents. Note: Not all project modules are based on a specific source. Certain project modules are only intended to provide a generalised breakdown of selected tasks. 2. We primarily use data from the following sources: 3. Each project module is based on the source version (or other information) available at the time of creation (a more recent version of the source may be available). 4. You can find information about the versions, sources, and how we manage updates in the following documents: You can find a list of limitations and risks related to the Project Modules in this document.Feature Overview
What is a project module?
Which project modules are included?
How do you create project modules?
How should I use a project module?
Sources and versions
Limitations and risks





