Chapter 14 - Advanced Standards And Resources Flashcards
What is a voluntary standard?
Are standards established generally by private-sector bodies and that are available for use by any person or organization, private or government.
What is a mandatory standard?
Is a standard that requires compliance because of a government statute or regulation, an organization internal policy, or contractual requirement.
Explain the difference between the national standard body (NSB) and standards developing organization (SDO).
NSB is used to refer to the one-per-country standardization organization which is that country’s membership to international organization for standardization (ISO).
SDO refers to the thousands of industry or sector-based standards organizations that develop and publish industry specific standards.
Name and define the three NACE standards classification.
Standard practice (SP) Test method (TM) Materials requirement (MR)
The standards engineering society(SES) describes a standard as a?
Document that applies collectively to codes, specifications, recommended practices, classifications, test methods, and guides, which have been prepared by a standards developing organization or group, and published in accordance with established procedures.