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Technology Safety Regulations

The laws and regulations that govern the safety and use of technology and consumer products, including the Consumer Product Safety Act, the General Product Safety Regulation, and the EU Digital Services Act, which impose obligations on businesses to ensure product safety and transparency in online services

intermediate
3 hours
Regulatory Science
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Technology and product safety regulations are essential for protecting consumers and ensuring that products are safe for use. These regulations are enforced by various regulatory bodies that set standards and monitor compliance. Understanding these regulations helps manufacturers design safer produc...

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Key Terms

Regulatory Body
An organization that creates and enforces rules and regulations.

Example: The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) in the USA.

Compliance
The act of conforming to rules and standards.

Example: A company must ensure its products comply with safety regulations.

Risk Assessment
The process of identifying and evaluating risks associated with a product.

Example: Conducting a risk assessment before launching a new electronic device.

Hazard
A potential source of harm or adverse effect.

Example: Sharp edges on a toy can be a hazard for children.

Standard
A set of criteria or guidelines for products.

Example: ISO 9001 is a standard for quality management systems.

Voluntary Standards
Standards that organizations can choose to follow but are not legally required.

Example: Many companies adopt voluntary standards to enhance product quality.

Related Topics

Consumer Rights
Understanding consumer rights helps individuals know their protections against unsafe products.
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Quality Assurance
Quality assurance processes ensure that products meet safety and quality standards.
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Environmental Regulations
Environmental regulations focus on protecting the environment from harmful products and practices.
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Key Concepts

Consumer ProtectionStandards ComplianceRisk AssessmentRegulatory Bodies