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This Standard specifies the minimum requirements for the operation and management of an organization providing protective security services.

Specifies the functional, safety and performance requirements for control and indicating equipment used as fire indicator panels in fire detection, warning, control and intercom systems.

This Standard sets out methods of test for the installation of hinged and sliding security screen doors and security window grilles used primarily in residential situations.

Specifies structural property, marking and physical requirements for mechanically stress-graded timber. Physical requirements are given for strength considerations as well as for utility considerations.

Applies to type-tested assemblies (TTA) intended for use on construction sites, i.e. temporary places of work to which the public do not generally have access and where building construction, installation, repairs, alterations or demolition of property (buildings) or civil engineering (public works) or excavations or where any other similar operations are carried out. These assemblies may be transportable (semi-fixed) or mobile. This Standard is technically equivalent to and reproduced from IEC 439-4:1990.

Specifies requirements for the installation of inverter energy systems with ratings up to 10 kVA for single-phase systems, or 30 kVA for three-phase systems, onto the low-voltage electricity distribution network (grid).

Covers laying and fixing of unbacked floor coverings in all forms including semi-rigid PVC, flexible PVC, linoleum, cork, and rubber. It deals with the site inspection, requirements for concrete, timber, particleboard or plywood subfloors, installation of underlays, conditioning of floor covering and subfloor, laying and maintenance procedures. A method for testing dryness of concrete subfloors is given in an appendix.

Defines procedures for determination of linear thermal expansion. Identical to and reproduced from ISO 10545-8:1994.

Provides guidance on the principles of effective management of an organization's compliance with its legal obligations, as well as any other relevant obligations such as industry and organizational standards, principles of good governance and accepted community and ethical norms. The principles cover commitment to achieving compliance, implementation of a compliance program, monitoring and measuring of compliance, as well as continual improvement.

AS/NZS 1546.3 provides: 1. a set of performance statements which define the requirements of an aerated wastewater treatment system. 2. a basis against which an aerated wastewater treatment system may be assessed; manufacturers of aerated wastewater treatment systems with basic specifications that will enable the testing agency to check that a product conforms to the Standard. 3. purchasers of an aerated wastewater treatment system with confidence that the system will perform as checked by a testing agency. 3. and sets out performance requirements, design requirements, means of compliance, installation requirements, requirements for operation and maintenance and specifications for testing aerated wastewater treatments systems and associated fittings.