TSY In House Training #749: Understanding and Complying the Automotive Homologation Regulations

Sunny Tang
Jul 19
2 min read

Vehicle homologation refers to the process of certifying that a vehicle complies with the necessary technical and legal requirements to be deemed roadworthy and safe for public use. These requirements encompass a wide range of aspects, including safety features, emissions, performance, and construction standards. Homologation ensures

that vehicles meet the prescribed regulations and are fit for use in a particular country or region. It's a mandatory step for exporting vehicles or components to other countries.

The homologation process involves the initial assessments, tests, preparation of technical reports, submission of reports to authorities, and obtaining approval.

The specific requirements and procedures for homologation can vary by country, region, and even within individual countries. For example, in the EU, the rules are standardised. Homologation is important because it ensures that vehicles are safe, reliable, and meet quality standards. It also helps to protect the environment.

This training course may be used in its original presentation format or it may be customised by referring to the degree of business nature.

Date: 3rd & 4th June 2025

Venue: Armstrong Auto Parts Sdn Bhd, Seremban, Negeri Sembilan

Course Objectives:

This course is designed to equip participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to understand and comply with the technical requirements, testing procedures, and documentation for homologation under UNR116, UNR46, UNR148, UNR149, and UNR150. Here are the learning objectives for the two days training program; after completing this program, participants will be able to:

Provide a comprehensive understanding of the automotive homologation process, including its significance in global trade, regulatory compliance, and vehicle safety.
Understand of the homologation process and its importance in ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.
Familiarise participants with the technical and procedural aspects of UN Regulations 116, 46, 148, 149, and 150.
Identify and interpret key regulatory requirements applicable to vehicles and components.
Enable a multidisciplinary approach to homologation by integrating technical, procedural, and documentation aspects.
Foster awareness of regional and international homologation practices.

Who Should Attend:

Managers, Internal Auditors, Executives, Officers, Engineers and those who has the desires in improving their knowledge in automotive homologation process.

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