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further joint efforts with regard to standardization. The shift of standardization activity to the international level, new deliverables, the growing standardization of services and management systems, and the

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the DIN / ISO Ergonomics Standards Committee (NAErg) by active participation in national and international bodies. The aim here is to influence new and existing standardization projects in the interests

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authority accident insurance associations are now able to submit comments to the European and international standardization processes via KAN. Should they identify a need for information and action concerning

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the local market surveillance authorities. Originally, this information was primarily intended for internal official procedures. With the launch of the BAuA's product safety portal, however, an interface

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achievements made to date. The proposed improvements apply equally to standards developed at international level. Harmonized European standards increasingly form the basis of ISO and IEC standards on the

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820-2:2012-12, "Standardization – Part 2: Presentation of documents (corresponds to CEN / CENELEC Internal Regulations Part 3:2011/modified ISO/IEC Directives – Part 2:2011)). The first page of the checklist

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actual working conditions. With their findings, they play an active role in national, European and international standardization of personal protective equipment, and make an indispensable contribution to the

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aborted. Such requirements and further proposals for improvements have already been described in an internal draft produced by the responsible European standards committee; however, these solutions, which

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proved to be impracticable. Adaptation to the New Legislative Framework In accordance with the "Internal Market Package" adopted in 2008, the Commission proposal has been adapted to the New Legislative

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work or with past experience of it, with introductory information on national, European and international standards development procedures, on the reciprocal relationship between standards, national