Steel structures and CE-marked steel structures in accordance with EN 1090
At HRS, we manufacture CE-marked steel structures and steel components for sectors including construction, industry, pharmaceuticals, and laboratories. We are certified to DS/EN 1090-1 and DS/EN 1090-2 at EXC1, EXC2, and EXC3 levels, and we operate according to documented processes with a focus on quality, traceability, and documentation.
We provide services for steel structures, load-bearing structures, and custom steel solutions for a variety of technical and industrial needs.
CE marking of steel structures – what does it mean?
CE marking certifies that the relevant steel structure or steel component has been manufactured and assessed in accordance with applicable requirements and standards. In order to CE mark steel structures, the following are required, among other things:
- Certified welding personnel
- WPSs prepared in accordance with applicable standards
- Traceability of Materials
- Planning of Welding Work by a Certified Welding Coordinator
- Quality management according to DS/EN ISO 3834
- Documentation Throughout the Production Process
At HRS, these processes are implemented as an integral part of production and quality control.
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EN 1090 Certification – What Do EN 1090-1 and EN 1090-2 Mean?
EN 1090 is the core series of standards for the execution and documentation of steel and aluminum structures. For the customer, the difference between Part 1 and Part 2 is particularly relevant because they cover different aspects of the requirements.
DS/EN 1090-1 addresses requirements for the assessment of performance, documentation, and CE marking of structural components, while DS/EN 1090-2 establishes the technical requirements for the execution of steel structures.
At HRS, EN 1090 certification means that production is carried out in accordance with documented procedures and that the necessary CE documentation can accompany the finished structure.
Steel Structures in EXC1, EXC2, and EXC3
HRS certification covers the execution classes EXC1, EXC2, and EXC3. This makes it possible to manufacture steel structures for projects with varying requirements for execution, inspection, and documentation.
Among other things, we provide:
- Steel components for construction
- Custom Solutions in Stainless Steel
- Structures for the Pharmaceutical Industry and Laboratories
- Structures for production facilities
- Danish Defence production
We therefore work with standard steel components, load-bearing steel structures, and industrial steel structures, depending on the project's requirements.
Steel Construction on Zealand and in Kalundborg
HRS is based in Kalundborg and supplies steel structures to companies with a variety of industrial and technical needs. If you are looking for a supplier of steel structures on Zealand or a partner for steel structures in Kalundborg, we can assist with development, production, documentation, and installation, if needed. We also supply steel structures throughout Denmark and around the world.
We always work closely with the client and can also engage in dialogue with consultants and engineers throughout the project.
Contacts
Daniel Alø Berthelsen
TOM NIELSEN
Coordinator
Coordinator
Project process and collaboration – from early stages to final delivery
At HRS, we serve as your sounding board throughout the entire process. Depending on the project, we can contribute in the following ways, among others:
- Concept development, drafting, and custom solutions in the early project phases
- Technical Assessments and Proposed Solutions
- Manufacturing of CE-marked components
- CE Documentation in Accordance with DS/EN 1090
- Installation at the customer's request
We can also handle communication with consultants and engineers to ensure an efficient project workflow.
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Production and quality control according to DS/EN ISO 3834
Our quality management system complies with DS/EN ISO 3834 and includes, among other things:
- Consistent quality in welding and machining
- Planned production and assembly
- Documentation Accompanying the Project
- Control measurements and quality assurance according to the requirements of EN 1090
- Use of Calibrated Measuring Equipment for Inspection and Documentation
We perform systematic internal checks throughout the process so that the final solution can be documented in accordance with the project's requirements.
HRS as a partner in CE-marked steel
Customers choose HRS, among other reasons, because we can handle the entire process from start to finish and also offer:
- Certification in EXC1, EXC2, and EXC3
- Documented processes and traceability
- Experience with steel for the pharmaceutical industry, laboratories, and industrial manufacturing
- Competent employees and structured project processes
- Production and quality control handled by a single partner
We provide solutions for both industrial steel structures and custom-designed components, and can be involved in the process from the early project phases through to final delivery.
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Frequently asked questions about CE-marked steel structures
CE marking of steel structures certifies that the relevant structural component has been assessed and manufactured in accordance with the requirements applicable to the product. DS/EN 1090-1 includes, among other things, requirements for documentation and CE marking of structural components. For the customer, this means that the structure is accompanied by a documented process and the relevant CE documentation.
EN 1090 is a series of standards that addresses, among other things, documentation, CE marking, and technical requirements for the fabrication of steel structures. EN 1090-1 concerns the assessment and documentation of structural components, while EN 1090-2 establishes technical fabrication requirements for steel structures. At HRS, compliance with EN 1090 is integrated into the company’s production and quality processes.
EN 1090-1 focuses on the requirements for assessing the performance of structural components, as well as their documentation and CE marking. EN 1090-2, on the other hand, addresses the technical requirements for the actual execution of steel structures, including fabrication and erection. The two parts therefore complement each other in the design of documented steel structures.
HRS is certified for EXC1, EXC2, and EXC3. The execution class specifies requirements for construction and inspection and is selected based on the specific conditions of each project. HRS is therefore able to work with steel structures across a range of different requirement levels.
HRS specializes in steel structures and components for the construction, industrial, manufacturing, pharmaceutical, and laboratory sectors, among others. The company’s EN 1090 certification covers EXC1, EXC2, and EXC3, and solutions are tailored to the requirements of each specific project. Contact HRS with your project specifications for an assessment of the specific load-bearing structure.
HRS can contribute as early as the initial project phases, providing services such as concept development, drafting, technical assessments, and proposed solutions. Afterward, we at HRS can also handle the production of CE-marked components, documentation, and installation when these are part of the project. This allows you to consolidate multiple aspects of the project with a single partner, where we can assist with everything from start to finish.
Contacts
MATHIAS TURAC
Jørgen Larsen
3D coordinator
Coordinator
