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June 23 - International Olympic Day.
16 documents in the field of Olympic sports came into force for the first time in early June 2020.
Briefly about some of them
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The 59th meeting of the Scientific and Technical Commission on Standardization (STCS) of the Euro-Asian council for standardization, metrology and certification (EASC) of the CIS member states was held on June 18, 2020
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Konstantin Leonidov, Deputy Director General of "STANDARTINFORM", took part in the meeting of the Interdepartmental industry working group of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Russia to combat illicit trafficking in pharmaceutical and medical products on June 17, 2020
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World Wind Day is celebrated on 15 June.
There are 20 national standards for renewable wind energy in our country.
Briefly about some of them
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The World Accreditation Day is celebrated on 9 June.
GOST ISO/IEC 17011-2018, Conformity assessment. Requirements for accreditation bodies accrediting conformity assessment bodies, came into force last year to replace the same name GOST ISO/IEC 17011-2009
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Russia celebrates Social Worker Day on June 8.
A number of national standards on social services for the population came into force in May 2020.
The documents were developed by "STANDARTINFORM" and submitted for approval by TC 406 "Social services to the population", the secretariat of which is managed by our organization
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Meliorator's Day is celebrated in our country on the first Sunday of June.
Here is a brief overview of new national standards for land reclamation systems and facilities
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Crane operator day is celebrated in Russia on June 4.
Here is a brief overview of the standards for cranes. The documents came into force in early June.
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In early June, 250 national and interstate standards came into force. We mentioned three of them in the previous article (Standards that entered into force in June 2020. Part 1).
Today we present an overview of a number of "June" standards in the development of which "STANDARTINFOM" took part
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250 national and interstate standards came into force in early June. They include a series of documents on automatic electrical control devices, standards for explosive environments and test methods for the effects of chemical products on the human body
