What's New > ESTA Standards Watch | January 8, 2024
January 9, 2024
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The latest issue of ESTA Standards Watch is now available here.
News items in this issue include:
- An ESTA standard in public review.
- Virtual Training for Mental Health First Aid.
- Training for bystander intervention against bullying.
- Last call for NATEAC 2024 proposals.
- WTO Technical Barriers to Trade notifications: mailing hazardous things in the USA; product energy labeling in the Philippines; table saw finger protection in the USA; electric motors in the USA; and electric cars in the Arabian Gulf States
- ANSI public reviews: public safety communications; security risk assessment; single-anchor lifelines; data center operations “best practices”; over-current coordination; unmanned aircraft; Green Globes assessment; and automatic fire protection sprinklers.
- BSI public reviews: digital cables and household robot safety.
- New ANS projects: evaluating room noise; rope access systems; measuring industrial buildings; project management; small wind turbines; engineering drawings; and secure cloud fax.
- Final actions on American National Standards: safety sign, safety labels, and product safety manuals; variable speed drives; commissioning buildings and systems; fire tests of construction materials; four ESTA standards; good electrical workmanship; smoke and heat venting; portable generator safety; unmanned aircraft telecommunications; and wireless LAN access control.
- Draft IEC & ISO docs: personal e-transporters; balanced cabling; eyewear displays; functional machine safety; artificial intelligence; IoT data format; anti-bribery system management; UV and ozone production, germicidal uses; IoT edge computing; IoT wireless underwater communication; and IoT autonomous object identification.
- Recently published ISO & IEC docs: AI management and system life cycle processes; controlling infectious diseases.
- TSP meetings in Anaheim, now with more meetings!
- Investors in Innovation, supporters of ESTA's Technical Standards Program, with new donors.
The archive of all the Standards News and Standards Watch issues back to the beginning of 2011 is available at http://estalink.us/nn7a1.