Requires: Advised: Systematic Molding class or RJG online assessment; experience in injection molding processing
Renewal: Certificate of completion (80/100 points on quizzes, exams, machine performance); no formal recertification period publi
27 records · 6 briefs · 5 study guides
What you must hold to practice, what employers ask for, which codes you design to, and which regulators can stop a launch — with the prerequisites, renewal cycle and issuing body for each.
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1. The Credential Landscape (What Each Is, Who Needs It, When) RJG Master Molder I & II — the de facto flagship credentials (standalone guides in this folder). There is n…
Read → Study guide · 10 min ISO 13485 Quality Management System Certification — Study Guide1. Credential at a Glance Item Detail --- --- Credential ISO 13485:2016 Quality Management System certification Issuing body Accredited certification bodies (e.g., TÜV SÜ…
Read → Study guide · 2 min Plastics/Polymer Engineering — Study Guide IndexPlastics is the discipline with no license and no NCEES exam — the "PE Plastics" record in the catalogue is a documented misconception (plastics engineers license via PE …
Read → Study guide · 10 min RJG Master Molder I — Study Guide1. Credential at a Glance Item Detail --- --- Credential RJG Master Molder I Issuing body RJG, Inc. (private training organization; the de facto industry credential — the…
Read → Study guide · 9 min RJG Master Molder II — Study Guide1. Credential at a Glance Item Detail --- --- Credential RJG Master Molder II Issuing body RJG, Inc. Jurisdiction International (US-based, taught globally) Level Advanced…
Read → Compliance brief · 4 min California Proposition 65 — Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986Record: plastics-polymer-cert-025 (Plastics/Polymer, license regulation). Issuing body: California OEHHA (Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment). 1. What it is…
Read → Compliance brief · 3 min California SB 54 — Plastic Pollution Prevention and Packaging Producer Responsibility Act (Packaging EPR)Record: plastics-polymer-cert-024 (Plastics/Polymer, license regulation). Issuing body: California legislature / CalRecycle. 1. What it is, who issues and enforces it SB …
Read → Compliance brief · 3 min EU Regulation (EU) No 10/2011 — Plastic Materials and Articles Intended to Come into Contact with FoodRecord: plastics-polymer-cert-021 (Plastics/Polymer, license regulation). Issuing body: European Commission. 1. What it is, who issues and enforces it Regulation (EU) No …
Read → Compliance brief · 4 min EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) — Regulation (EU) 2025/40Record: plastics-polymer-cert-023 (Plastics/Polymer, license regulation). Issuing body: European Parliament and Council. 1. What it is, who issues and enforces it PPWR, R…
Read → Compliance brief · 3 min EU Single-Use Plastics Directive (EU) 2019/904Record: plastics-polymer-cert-022 (Plastics/Polymer, license regulation). Issuing body: European Parliament and Council. 1. What it is, who issues and enforces it The Sin…
Read → Compliance brief · 4 min FDA Food-Contact Regulation — 21 CFR Parts 174–178 (Indirect Food Additives)Record: plastics-polymer-cert-020 (Plastics/Polymer, license regulation). Issuing body: US FDA (CFSAN/OFAS). 1. What it is, who issues and enforces it Under the Federal F…
Read →Requires: Advised: Systematic Molding class or RJG online assessment; experience in injection molding processing
Renewal: Certificate of completion (80/100 points on quizzes, exams, machine performance); no formal recertification period publi
Requires: Master Molder I
Renewal: Certificate of completion; no formal recertification period published
Requires: Package or component must meet APR Design Guide 'Preferred' criteria (Preferred Design Path) or pass third-party lab testing per Critical Guidance Protocol (Critical Guidance Path)
Renewal: Listing in APR Design Recognition Directory; re-evaluation for new designs
Requires: Field audit against RecyClass methodology; traceability scheme references EN 15343:2007 and ISO 22095:2020
Renewal: Recyclability scheme 3 years; Recycling Process and Traceability schemes 1 year
Requires: Documented QMS covering design, production, installation, servicing of medical devices; stage 1/2 audits
Renewal: Surveillance audits annually; recertification every 3 years
Requires: Completion of Routsis courses (injection molding, extrusion, blow molding, mold/part design); online + on-site + exams
Renewal: Not published
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Renewal: Revised periodically by ASTM Committee D20
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Renewal: Revised periodically by ASTM Committee D20
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Renewal: Revised periodically by ASTM Committee D20
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Renewal: Revised periodically by ASTM Committee D20
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Renewal: Revised periodically by ISO/TC 61
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Renewal: Revised periodically by ISO/TC 61
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Renewal: Revised periodically by ISO/TC 61
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Renewal: Revised periodically by UL
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Renewal: Revised periodically by UL
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Renewal: Parts revised periodically; ISO 10993-1:2025 latest edition
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Renewal: Standard revision by ISO/TC 210 (2016 current)
Requires: N/A — compliance via listed substance/use (Part 177 = Polymers; 175 adhesives/coatings; 176 paper; 178 adjuvants), GRAS, prior sanction, TOR exemption, or Food Contact Notification (FCN)
Renewal: N/A — ongoing compliance obligation
Requires: N/A — compliance via Union List of authorized monomers/additives (Annex I), SML compliance, OML ≤10 mg/dm² (60 mg/kg for infant food), Declaration of Compliance (Annex IV)
Renewal: N/A — ongoing; amended multiple times
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Requires: N/A — phased: Art 6 design-for-recycling criteria, Art 7 minimum recycled-content thresholds (from 2030, escalating to 2040), Art 22 selected single-use bans, Arts 26-29 reuse/refill targets, Art 44 harmonized labeling, Art 10+ substances-of-concern/PFAS limit
Renewal: N/A
Requires: Producers register with approved PRO (Circular Action Alliance), report packaging data, pay eco-modulated fees; individual source reduction plans filed by Aug 2026
Renewal: Targets: 10% source reduction by 2027, 20% by 2030, 25% by 2032 vs 2023; 100% of single-use packaging recyclable or comp
Requires: Businesses with 10+ employees must give clear and reasonable warnings before knowingly exposing people to listed chemicals; plastics-relevant listings include BPA (reproductive toxicant, listed 2015), styrene (cancer listing litigated)
Renewal: List updated periodically by OEHHA; no safe-harbor level for oral BPA exposure
Requires: Registration of substances ≥1 t/yr; SVHC Candidate List communication obligations (>0.1% w/w, Art 33); Annex XIV authorization for SVHCs; Annex XVII restrictions (e.g. phthalates, PAHs, cadmium, organotin stabilizers in plastics)
Renewal: N/A — rolling SVHC list updates; restrictions added periodically
Requires: 10 restricted substances in homogeneous materials: Pb, Hg, Cr(VI), PBB, PBDE, DEHP, BBP, DBP, DIBP each <0.1% w/w; Cd <0.01% w/w (per amending Directive (EU) 2015/863 adding the four phthalates)
Renewal: N/A — substance reviews ongoing
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