Substance Regulations
Check the material declarations for the equipment and components that go aboard against IHM Table A and Table B, and see which materials are prohibited, which must be inventoried, and where the supporting documentation still has gaps.
An IHM sorts hazardous materials into Table A, materials that are prohibited or restricted, and Table B, materials that must be identified and inventoried. Compliance Manager assesses your equipment and component declarations against both, so here is what the material layer gives you.
How Z2 helps
Most onboard items assessed against the IHM Table A and Table B list from the first upload.
Each item returned as Present, Not Present, or needing further data.
Material status from a single component up to a full equipment package.
Material declarations and certificates behind every finding, ready for the IHM expert.
Z2-led campaigns collect the declarations a supplier tier has not yet returned.
Notified when a declaration change puts a Table A material into an assessed item.
See how Z2 builds the material data behind an IHM.
See a demoMaterial assessment
Upload the equipment and component list and see each item checked against IHM Table A and Table B in one pass.
Verified data
IHM material findings come from Z2's declaration and certificate database, with the supporting document behind each one.
Live monitoring
Get notified when a declaration change puts a prohibited or restricted material into an item already assessed.
One platform
IHM material assessment is one of more than 270 regulations Compliance Manager runs on the same equipment and component data.
In practice
Onboard equipment and components are assessed against the IHM Table A and Table B list the moment they are uploaded.
A single equipment item carries its IHM, RoHS, and REACH findings together on one record.
A material declaration lets Z2 test a reported concentration against the IHM threshold value instead of assuming the material is present.
Material declarations sit behind every finding, ready for the appointed IHM expert or a class surveyor.
Material status rolls up from each component to the full equipment package, so nothing is missed before the inventory is compiled.
Alerts flag a declaration change that introduces a Table A material, before the item reaches the inventory.
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conformidade de materiais automatizada em mais de 270 regulamentos, mantendo RoHS, REACH, PFAS, minerais de conflito e muito mais sempre prontos para auditoria.
Perguntas frequentes
Compliance Manager assesses your equipment and component declarations against the IHM Table A and Table B material list, covering materials such as asbestos, PCBs, ozone-depleting substances, and the Table B metals and flame retardants. It compares a reported concentration against the IHM threshold value and returns each item as Present, Not Present, or needing further data, so the material findings that feed the inventory are grounded in the declarations.
Findings are drawn from Z2's database of material declarations and certificates, with the supporting document attached to each one. That evidence travels with the assessment, so the basis for every Present or Not Present finding is available when the appointed IHM expert or a class surveyor asks for it.
Z2 builds the material-data layer: it assesses the declarations for the equipment and components that go aboard and assembles the evidence that supports IHM Part I. The onboard visual and sampling check, the sampling check plan, and the Statement of Compliance remain with the appointed hazmat expert and class society. Z2 gives that expert a documented, source-linked material inventory to build the IHM on top of.
IHM material assessment is one of more than 270 regulations Compliance Manager runs on the same equipment and component data. The same items are assessed against REACH, RoHS, PFAS, and your other frameworks in one platform, with item rollup showing material status from a single component up to a full equipment package.