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Meeting Notice

Our next all-members meeting is on 24th July 2024 (1 pm - 4 pm) (~ every 4 months).

Our SIG steering committee will meet next on 16th Sept 2024 at 4 pm (~ every 2 months).

See you there!


NEWS

MR Ian Callender & the BS6739 team receive the L B Lambert Award

in recognition of his leadership and teamwork in updating the standard BS6739 [Code of practice for instrumentation in process control systems: installation design and practice].

                                              

The award was presented during the InstMC 2024 Awards Night at the Royal Institution on Thursday 4th July.

 

Dr Maurice Wilkins collects his IEC 1906 award

in recognition of his excellent leadership and longstanding contributions of knowledge, expertise and market perspective, driving the transition to the smart and digital ecosystem. 

                                           

This award was presented at the BSI Standards Conference and Awards at Glaziers Hall on 22 May 2024.

 

 


New Work Proposal (NWP)

These are the New Work Item Proposals (NWP) loaded onto BSI Standard Documents Portal for your comments. Please feel free to share links and information with your wider organisation or colleagues who may have an interest.

NWP Description/Link

 Comment by  

IEC 86C/1936/NP

Fibre optic sensors – Part 1-4: Strain measurement – Distributed sensing based on Rayleigh scattering

20/08/2024

BS 4877

Nuclear reactor instrumentation and control. Code of practice

20/08/2024

IEC 1/2622/NP

PNW 1-2622 ED1: International Electrotechnical Vocabulary (IEV) - Part 750: Systems, Smart and Digital

27/08/2024

 


IMPORTANT PUBLICATION

A Standard for Standards: BS 0:2021 sets out the principles of standardization, encompassing development, publication, maintenance and application of British Standards.

Principles of Standardization - BS 0 is available here: 


Events directory 

Welcome to InstMC/Standard Events Calendar. Follow the link to find out more about our upcoming events. 


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