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Introduction The Advanced Manufacturing Technologies Committee is dedicated to standards in new and emerging technologies in manufacturing. It is made up of Subcommittees that are National Mirror Committees to the ISO and CEN committees developing standards in the area. As new technologies in manufacturing emerge standards subcommittees will...
Find Out MoreWhat is Universal Design and inclusion? Universal Design is the process of designing and composing an environment so that it can be accessed, understood, and used to the greatest extent possible by all people, regardless of their age, size, ability or disability. An environment, building, product, or service should be...
Find Out MoreIntroduction NSAI formulates standards through consultation with various interested consumer, environmental, industry and government parties. Get involved in standards development to be at the cutting edge of your industry. NSAI Standards - Construction Sector Standardisation Programme The NSAI’s Construction Sector Standardisation Programme consists of national, European...
Find Out MoreNSAI Electrotechnical Standards Programme The NSAI Electrotechnical Standard Programme covers all areas of electro-technology including power generation (including all renewable energy sources), transmission, distribution, smart grids, batteries, home appliances, office and medical equipment, public and private transportation, semiconductors, fibre optics, nanotechnology, multimedia, information technology, and more. It also addresses safety,...
Find Out MoreIntroduction The Food Industry Standards Committee (FISC) is the national oversight committee for participation in National (Irish Standard or I.S.) European (European Norm or EN) and International standardisation (International standard organisation or ISO). The members of FISC include representatives from all parties that maybe interested or affected by National,...
Find Out MoreGas Technical Standards Committee (GTSC) The GTSC's scope of work covers all aspects of the supply and usage of natural gas, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), liquefied natural gas (LNG), renewable gas (biomethane, bio LPG) and hydrogen. The membership of the committee is composed of key stakeholders/collective bodies...
Find Out MoreIntroduction Standardization in the healthcare and life-science area is a key enabler for the development of safe goods and services. The European Commission European Health Data space aims to support individuals control their health data and to support use of health data for better healthcare delivery, research innovation and...
Find Out MoreIntroduction NSAI/TC 02 Information and Communication Technology Standards Consultative Committee (ICT SCC) provides a strategic and representative forum for national experts and stakeholder groups to engage in standardization activities at a National, European and International level. NSAI/TC 02 also serves as the Irish national mirror committee to ISO...
Find Out MoreIntroduction Innovation is key to global competitiveness, productivity and human and technological progress. An organisation’s ability to innovate is widely recognised as a key factor for sustained profitable growth and economic viability, enabled by increased sales of innovative solutions for customers across competitive global markets. The innovation capabilities...
Find Out MoreWhat is ISO 31000 and how does it differ from existing guidelines? ISO 31000 differs from existing guidelines of the management of risk in that it shifts the emphasis from the uncertainty of something happening – an event to the effect of uncertainty on achieving objectives. Implementing risk management in line with...
Find Out MoreEuropean Legislation in relation to Toy Safety Council Directive 88/378/EEC concerning the safety of toys: Toy safety directive prescribes essential safety requirements which toys must meet during manufacturing and before being placed on the market. These include protection against health hazards or physical injury in general, and risks associated with...
Find Out MoreWhat is the Circular Economy? The circular economy is an economic model that is restorative and regenerative by design. It tackles global challenges like climate change, biodiversity loss, waste, and pollution. Put simply, it means designing out waste. A product will now be designed in such a way as to; ...
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