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Peabody, Massachusetts. TÜV SÜD America Inc. has received authorization by the State of Tennessee's Fire Marshall to conduct on-site field evaluations based upon their OSHA scope of accreditation. The State Fire Marshall will accept the TÜV SÜD America Field Label, as long as the device has been properly installed and used.


TÜV SÜD America provides field evaluations and labeling services for the electrical safety of Machinery, Medical Devices, IT Equipment, Laboratory Test & Measurement Equipment, complete systems and assemblies as well as most other types of equipment in most jurisdictions throughout the United States and Canada. Our field labeling services help manufacturers gain the appropriate certification and meet listing requirements to assure their products meet electrical safety requirements and be accepted by local Authorities Having Jurisdiction (AHJ).


The TÜV SÜD America Field Label is widely recognized by AHJs resulting in a smoother and expedited approval (field labeling) of the equipment. TÜV SÜD America performs on-site field assessment evaluations to NFPA, UL, ANSI, and CSA requirements.
For more information on our field evaluation services, visit

http://tuvamerica.com/services/fieldeval.cfm.

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