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AS 3084-1993 Telecommunications installations - Telecommunications pathways and spaces for commercial buildings 1993 cover

Standards Australia

Version:  First Edition 1993.  (Superseded)
Based on the USA standard EIA/TIA 569, This Standard specifies provisions to be made in the design and construction of commercial buildings in order to accommodate and provide ready access to telecommunications infrastructure and facilities appropriate to typical client needs, with some allowance for future expansion.
AS 4662-2003 Ceramic tiles - Definitions, classification, characteristics and marking 2003 cover

Standards Australia

Version:  First Edition 2003.  (Superseded)
AS 4662-2003 identically adopts ISO 13006:1998(E) which defines terms and establishes classifications, characteristics and marking requirements for ceramic tiles of the best commercial quality (first quality).
AS 1418.4-2004 Cranes, hoists and winches, Part 4: Tower cranes 2004 cover

Standards Australia

Version:  Third Edition 2004.  (Pending Revision)
This Standard sets out requirements for tower cranes that are dismantled when they have served their purpose and of the permanently erected type.
AS/NZS 3499:2006 Water supply - Flexible hose assemblies 2006 cover

Standards Australia/Standards New Zealand

Version:  Second Edition 2006.  (Superseded)
Specifies requirements for flexible hose assemblies for use with both heated and cold water supplies with a maximum heated water temperature of 90 degrees Celsius, used for applications aboveground, accessible and not submerged. Nominal sizes range up to DN 20, a maximum length of 2 m and with a working pressure not exceeding 1.4 MPa at 20 degrees Celsius.
AS/NZS 4063.2:2010 Characterization of structural timber, Part 2: Determination of characteristic values 2010 cover

Standards Australia/Standards New Zealand

Version:  First Edition 2010.  (Pending Revision)
Provides requirements for the sampling, statistical evaluation of test data and the determination of design characteristic values for structural timber for structural design in accordance with the relevant Australian or New Zealand timber engineering design Standard.
AS 2610.1-2007 Spa pools, Part 1: Public spas 2007 cover

Standards Australia

Version:  Third Edition 2007.  (Current)
Specifies requirements for design, construction and operation of public spa pools based on safety and health considerations. Appendices include chemical operational parameters, spa heater sizing for outdoor installations and recommended procedures for operators of public spas
AS 1085.8-2002 Railway track material, Part 8: Dogspikes 2002 cover

Standards Australia

Version:  Fifth Edition 2002.  (Superseded)
Specifies requirements for 16 mm and 19 mm steel dogspikes with square shanks and 22 mm diameter round shank steel dogspikes for use with the steel rails specified in AS 1085.1.
AS/NZS 1577:2018 Scaffold decking components 2018 cover

Standards Australia/Standards New Zealand

Version:  Fourth Edition 2018.  (Current)
Specifies requirements for the design and manufacture of scaffold decking components, and their performance requirements when used to form working platforms for scaffolds. Decking components comprise scaffold planks, deck infills, lap plates and prefabricated platforms.
AS/NZS 2271:2004 Plywood and blockboard for exterior use 2004 cover

Standards Australia/Standards New Zealand

Version:  Second Edition 2004.  (Current)
Specifies the requirements for the manufacture, grading, finishing and branding of an appearance grade of non-structural plywood and non-structural blockboard bonded with adhesives of suitable durability for use in applications where the product is exposed to the weather or wet or damp conditions.
AS/NZS 3957:2014 Light-transmitting screens and curtains for welding operations 2014 cover

Standards Australia/Standards New Zealand

Version:  Second Edition 2014.  (Superseded)
This Standard sets out the safety and physical requirements for light-transmitting screens and curtains intended to provide protection against hazardous radiation generated during welding processes, while simultaneously affording visual contact with the working position.